Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1931 volume:

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QDLIHI 1931 A Corner of fhe Library Il?-'I l' T L. - , w 1931 'mhz QDLIHI 1931 OTTO GUSTAV GILBERT I 141 1931 TID! Qlltlill 1931 English Eepartmrnt The old picture of the bored school- boy who finds his classes unutterably dull and lifeless will rarely be found when he is traveling blithely down Eng- land's brightest roads of song and story. He hears the jangling of spurs, the bus- tle at the inn, and the cries of the post- boy, as the loved characters in bookland take the coach down literary way through the streets of London town, to Sherwood forest, and from thence to hear the rhyme of the Shropshire Lad. He tar- ries a while with the Bard of Avon, he follows the road of the coach with Black- more to the land of the Doones, and he picks heather in Sussex with Clem Yeo- bright. He rolls along the great high way to Buckingham and Kent, and stops for a space with the Earl of Huntingdon. He journeys up, down, and around Eng- land with some of the most famed and jolly traveling companions of all time - the members of the Pickwick Club. They are jolly good companions all and have at their fingers' ends a large fund of fact and merry quip. There is Tony Weller, who drives the coach, and his irrepressi- ble son Sam who spells his last name with a we. There is the beau ideal, Tracy Tupman, and then there is the widow Bardell. To travel with Samuel Pickwick, Esquire, and to share some of the vicissi- tudes of the road with his fellow club members is a privilege unparalleled. Our schoolboy lives with these many friends and learns to speak their language-the King's English. I15l HL + 7 nl y if '7 15 ' i, lvl Q 7 f i il ii 1: 1, 'i 2 T 1 cl i 4 4.1 gr 1 i lg' g tl' .W il . 1 il li ,I l l F V 4 ' ' M I w .3 I Q l i . ' l5li 1! 1 Q 1931 'ZILIJ2 91211111 1931 Srienre - illiathrmatirz Bvpartnwni Science and Mathematics are two sub- jects which are very closely related to one another. Without one the other would be useless and progress would be impossible. During the last one hun- dred years science gave us many great inventions and conveniences without which we would be lost. Science receives most of the credit for these advances, but were it not for mathematics, we would still be waiting for the automo- bile, radio, and other things. Professor Maxwell, a mathematical-physicist, de- veloped the theory of radio and proved its possibility fifty years before Professor Hertz verified the theory in the labora- tory and actually produced radio waves. Many such examples may be cited to show the dependence of one of these subjects upon the other. The ability to interpret the graph which frequently appears in the newspapers and magazines enables the student to grasp a situation at a glance. Thus may mathe- matics be used in business and profes- sional life. The aim of the science course is to teach students to think logically, to form correct conclusions about certain funda- mental principles selected from scientific data. In this age of rapid scientific de- velopment, a wealth of knowledge is daily added to our lives. Our homes are lighted and furnished with conveniences-va- cuum cleaners, telephones, and radios- for the scientist has learned to achieve greater miracles than he ever dreamed of, by adapting scientific theories to the aid of humanity. I16l 1931 QED! QDLIHI 1931 Glnmmrrrial Bepartmrnt It is often stated that modern business is of such a complex nature that the in- dividual loses his identity and becomes a mere cog in the wheel. This is true, to a certain extent, because of the divi- sion of labor. Individuals spend their time at one minute part of the whole process. The tendency to reduce the individu- ality of the worker may be overcome by the efforts and native ability of the worker. This is where the commercial training steps in and helps the individual. Com- mercial Education may be of two types, first that which applies to one particular branch of business and second, that which applies generally, to all branches of business. The business man in large affairs re- quires keen observation, a quick mental grasp of new subjects, and a wide range of knowledge. Whence come these powers and attainments-either to the educated or to the uneducated-save through practice and study? The ob- ject of all good education is to develop just these powers- accuracy in observa- tion, quickness and certainty in seizing upon the main points of a new subject, and discrimination in separating the tri- vial from the important in great masses of facts. . . Is not active business a field in which mental power finds full play? Again, education imparts knowledge, and who has greater need to know economics, history, and natural science than the man of large business ? The department endeavors to give the student this enlarged scope of informa- tion by aiming to develop his initiative, reliability, and business eiliciency. l17l YHCD y ,,,s,v,,AxV x, 5, 1931 TID! Sllllill 1931 iilllnhern llfmnguagv Bepartment A knowledge of the foreign languages has many advantages. Aside from the actual service it may give in the terms of dollars and cents, it has the highest type of cultural value. 1 I 4 I , Americans, it is often said, are self- , s a t i s f i e d individuals, not thoroughly grounded in their mother tongue, and 1 with a rather superior attitude toward the 1 it ideas and ideals of their foreign neigh- ,' lb bors, of whom they know little. S 47 4 3 'V 4, A study of the languages will help one 4 lj ' gain mastery of his own, and an accurate 1 WM M, 5, use of the mother tongue is an essential 5 44' part of one's education. If one adds to 4' this an understanding and appreciation 4. 3, of the literature and language of other , S,,,,,.. ,mm Q nations, his path-way may be made easier and more interesting. 4 4. I If it does nothing more than create a R wr tolerant, intelligent understanding be- ll tween individuals of various countries, the time devoted to the study of foreign languages will have been well spent. V ily 4 ww The study of a foreign language is use- J if 4,14 ,i ful for disciplinary purposes in quicken- 'N N ing the student's precession of judgement, ', r i it is useful for cultural purposes in giving 4 f one a greater outlet for learning, it is use- l 4 ful for international purposes created by ' g the ever-diminishing distance between the f countries of the world. Conclusively, a language is the key which not only opens the riches and the stores of great litera- tures, but opens the doors of influential human contact with great peoples, il x I A - rj ml ' I l18l 1931 UD! Qllllill 1931 Uhr liiztnrg Erpariment As a student studies civics he begins to realize the importance of good citizenship as an essential factor in the maintaining of a strong, intelligent government. His- tory gives the student understanding of the trend of events, past and present, and the ability to correlate the present with the past. Ancient and Medieval history in itself is glorious for, gor- geous in our sight shall rise the splen- dor of dead cities, and then might of elder empires of which the very ruins crumbled to dust ages ago. Along an- cient trade routes across the wor1d's waste spaces, the caravans shall move, and the admirals of uncharted seas shall furrow the oceans with their prows. Be- yond the dim centuries we shall see the banners float above armed hosts. We shall see conquerors riding forth to vic- tories that have changed the course of time. We shall listen to the prophecies of forgotten seers. History supplies the necessary back- ground for an appreciation of much that is best in literature and art. It gives more interest to travel. It develops fair- mindedness by showing how loyal citi- zens have honestly diiiered on public questions. At the same time, it stimu- lates an intelligent patriotism by famili- arizing young people with the history of their own country and its place in the world. U91 CAMEE VETNOMSDN ERNEST' PHIL-LIP 01.34 POF QI-IVER WYSRGW LAURA B-NLC fha A 9 K. I r i W 1931 WD! QDLIHI 1931 Fllinr-Applivh Ariz Evpartment One might say that the purpose in a study of manual arts is mental training through the hand and eye. Mechanical drawing which is taught in connection with all shop work, develops the power of space thinking-the power of visualiza- tion. Physical training has for its aim the de- velopment of youth into fine men and women, thus stoutly maintaining the old Greek belief of a sound mind in a sound body. It is becoming universally recognized that education in music fundamentals is an improtant part of our school processes - That person who has learned to appre- ciate good music and good singing-who can listen to the compositions of the great masters of music, and feel his soul thrilled to its depths by the emotions which these composers have put into their work-has gained something in this life which no other power but music can give. Art is neither an industry nor a prod- uct, it is a mystery, a manifestation, and a result. Through it alone we come face to face with the spiritual output of the racial soul, through it is revealed all that endures in civilizartion. We claim for it, therefore, a co-ordinate position with all other branches of learning, as in- dispensable in a complete curriculum, and he who is not learned therein, either in its active or its passive aspect, is to that extent ignorant, unlearned, uncul- tured. 1201 1931 'Ghz 9Du1Il 1931 Ahminiztratinn While class rooms are the vital ele- ments of every school, the office is im- portant in many and various ways, and this importance is proportional to the number of class room units. The office is responsible for the accuracy and safe- keeping of pupil, teacher, and school rec- ords of all kinds, and the policies of the school are centered there. The principal, the vice-principal, the teacher assistants of the principal, the clerks, the welfare officers, the visiting teacher, the doctor, and the nurse are in control of the organ- ization, the attendance, the discipline, the records, the health, and many other func- tions of modern school. The library attends to the wants of pupils and teachers whenever informa- tion and material other than that which are supplied by teachers and text are desired. It supplies not only supplemen- tary and reference material, but its equip- ment includes newspapers, magazines, charts, and a store if visual aids. The library reaches out beyond the building to secure materials and aids not contained within its own walls. It is eager to serve those who are eager to learn. Francis Bacon says about books and their meaning: Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested, that is, some books are to be read only in parts, others to be read, but not curiously, and some few to be read wholly, and with diligence and attention. Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exact man. l21l 1931 Uhr QDuiII 1931 ARNOLD LENZ , 3 1 l l' S, t :T . Ti 'ag 5 , 1 if L. fi I Y , is 4 , I S W w ,A .Uuniur Brpartment It is the duty of the junior high schools to prepare students for life in a demo- cracy by reproducing within themselves life situations. The curriculum of the institution is enriched by the broadening of the so-called common branches so as to make them contribute more largely to cultural, social, vocational, and explora- tory ends. The pupils gain the incentive to do well by seeing children of their own age take part in the interesting activities made possible in our modern well-equipped buildings. The personnel of the classes is inter- esting to note. We draw students from so many nationalities that it is a mighty problem and an interesting one, to build a foundation of American ideals and cul- ture in those very young people who com- prise our junior high school classes. In our small citizenry we attempt to lay the basis for character and habits which will make them a little better prepared to go on with high school life and curri- culum, or to meet the problems of indus- try, if they do not pursue academic paths. The little seventh and eighth grader is sometimes overawed by his high school elders. He cringes in the corner to which the upper classmen have relegated him. The sophomore assumes a look of great dignity as he waits his turn. The junior tries to look important but wishes he could unbend somewhat. Last of all, from his enviable elevation the lordly senior designs to smile on the new Lin- colnite. After a time, however, Junior Lincoln is himself again, and gets his education unmindful of his scholarly bet- ters. l22l If A . xxx Q s R Q S b 5 -Q Q Q Q 1 In S I I' nn Zo f Swninrz Th e Passengcm riding in this gap Coach, The end of Hu Journey now Ap proach, ,454-1-. nr-ff --. -. .1 444 -xr., rv- ' 'Y 5 . ' lg - ', 4 : J , 5- 'PR pi EL. , Q - xx ff S S 1931 Qlllbz Quill 1931 Zin Karting . . . VERA DE GAETANO, '31 Lincoln! There was magic in those walls, Though old and worn they rang with happy calls Of youth, so frolicsome and sprightly gay. As freshmen we lived for each eventful day, But soon enough we had to watch you pass As old-Time declared you could not last. We laughed, we played, we parted, we continued on In newer halls we went and now we've come To the end. The years have passed - four in all Have passed in work and play in these new halls- But still you live, Old Lincoln, to shout encore, To lead us on to do and give galore, Service to all, friends old and new All that, dear Lincoln is what we owe to you. And as we go we hope to leave our name For others to see that we played Well the game, To carry on- for though we loved those days gone by, We leave this fine new school with many a tearful eye. l24l 1931 UD! QDLIHI 1931 Thomas Fallon Esther Olfe Anna Basile Thomas Saggio lgrngrnm Entrance Procession ............... ..... T he January Class, 1931 Proccssional-Festa! M arch in C ,...... ............ .......... C a dman Cornet Duet-Swiss Boy ....................... .,..... .... B . F. Bent Tony Maniaci-Perry Worman Commencement Address .........,..................... Mr. W. W. Theisen Assislant Superinlendenl of Schools Music by String Group To a Wild Rose-E. MacDowe11 The Mermaids-C. Kriens 1 Presentation of Class Gift. .. ....... Thomas Fallon Acceptance of Class Gift ..... .......................... A nn Eluned Jones Presentation of Diplomas ........................... Mrs. Elizabeth Mehan Member of Board of School Direclors Recessional . . . .. . ..... Lincoln High School Orchestra Qllaaa fllllntin To look up and not down, To look forward and not back, To look out and not in, and To lend a hand.-Edward Everett Hale. F251 1931 'UDB QDLIHI 1931 Sinn 1Ba5ilz Tiny Stenographic Course Junior High Club '27, Inter Se '27, '28, '29, Secretary, Senior Class '31, Student Council '28, Masquers '29, Quill Solicitor '30, '31. learn? 2BIunm Entered from North Division High School '28, German Club '30. Slit! 25055 Al Stenographic Course Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, Quill Solicitor '30, Operetta '27, ' Glibarlzs it dllnrrau Riegels Elective Course Football '30, Track '29, '30, Student Council '28, '29, Basketball '29, '30, '31 Ellhztt 411122 Science Course lx German Club '27, '28, '29, '30, Chairman of the l Motto Committee '31, Homecoming Dance Com- mittee '31, Senior Class Banquet Committee '31. 'Gum jlzallnn Tommy Elective Course President, January Graduating Class '31, Sen- ior Play '27. ,frank jlatanha , Elective Course Art Club '27, Motto Committee '30, Dance Y Committee '30. I26l 19-31 'ZTLDZ QDLIHI 1931 Yllcrzsa 521. Berber Terry Stenographic Course Inter Se '27, '30, Quill Solicitor '30, '31, Ger- man Club '29, '30, '31, President '30, '31, Class Invitation Committee '31, 65201322 lQUh5UII Entered from Beloit High School, Beloit, Wis- consin. Inc jaatnlz Joey Ylang Qlaaniari Minnie Band '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Orchestra '29, '30, '31, Jazz Orchestra '30, Vaudeville '30, '31, Band Toumament '28, '29, '30, Basketball '29, '30, '31. Glare Yanni -'sm Inter Se '31, Quill Solicitor '31, Znita 7Lnpz5 Cookie Entered from Harrison High School, Chicago, Illinois. Inter Se '28, '29, '30, Dance Committee '30, Vaudville '29, '30, Banquet Entertainment Committee '31. earner IB.. QDlfz Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Quill Staff '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Glee Club '27, '23, German Club '28, '29, '30, '31, President '30, '31, Operetta '27, Student Council '30, '31, Dance Committee '30, Vice President, Senior Class '31, Banquet Com- i, QQ 2-if mittee '31, F ' ' ,X fl I27l V .V I 4 f vw 0 ' ' ' ev , ,i w 1931 UD! Quill 1931 5? 'QD . W, l, ir, ' 1 0 i 4 1, ,w M4 l 4 I 1 25 11111011 05. 19822 The Great Page Football '26, '27, Track Manager '28, Track Team '29, '30, Homecoming Dance Committee '30, Chairman Senior Banquet Committee '31, Basketball '27, '28, '29, '30, '31. Qllbnmas 91. Saggin Reid Treasurer, Senior Class '31, Swimming Team '27, '28, Forum '25. GBEUIZID QI. Bfdthilfl Carmels Football '30, Senior Banquet Committee '30, Basketball '29, '30, '31. 31852113 bpasatu ncurlyu Football '27, '30, Basketball '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Operetta '27, Vaudville '28, '29, '30, Senior Banquet Committee '31, Track '29. Berry 1.9. Zllllmfman Band '27, '31, Orchestra '28, '31. ,Fannie c15nlnman Entered from Riverside High School '29. Inter Se '29, '30, German Club '29, '30, Chairman, Invitation Committee '31. Qlazgzn c15zIin Entered from North Division High School '31. l28l 9 1931 .2 QED! Quill .' 1931 Howard Burns Mickey Georgiady Marjorie Adam Entrance Procession - - - Hrngram Processional-Pcmp and Circumstance - - Address of Welcome - - Lincoln High School Orchestra French Horn Solo-Angel's Serenade - - - Flute Solo-Fantasy Commencement Address Vocal Solo-The Fairy Pipers Presentation of Class Gift Acceptance of Class Gift - Violin Solo-Bolero - - Presentatitn of Diplomas - Mem Recezsigncl - Umberto Gobbi Oscar Teplinsky Sophia Rempelos Grace De Sham of Board of School Gilman fllllnttn The will to dog the soul to dare. I l29l Richard Bellinghausen The June Class, 1931 - - - Elgar Vera De Gaetano - -- G. Braga Semmone Mr. F. O. Holt - - Brewer Howard Burns - Lucille Lesch Cecil Burleigh - - Mr. Edward Schroeder Lincoln High School Orchestra 1931 WED! QDLIHI 1931 ! fn iv 'r I l 'L 1 I I Msmmnipm 2 Qwiflmflf 1. ZUBU1 Marge Sfenographic Course Quill Business Staff '28, '29, '30, '31, Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, President '30, '31, German Club '28, '29, '30, Secretary '28, '29, Vice-president '30, Honor Society '28, '29, '30, '31, Glee Club '29, '30, '31, Secretary, Senior Class '31, Third Honors, Graduating Class '31. Gllbrist 31. Silnastas Chris Science Course German Club '30, '31, Masquers '30, Philo- milia '28, '29, '30, '31, Cheerleader '30, Camera Club '30, '31, Orchestra '29, Junior Club '29, Glee Club '29, '30, Freshman Football '23, jalftll B. 2521111211 Ned Sfenographic Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Quill Solicitor '31. IKUDRIU QD. 1B2lll11B'DBll5Z1l Dick Track '29, '30, '31, Football '29, '30, Swimming Team '28, Cross Country '28, Freshman Track '28, Library Club '31, Vaudeville '29, Senior Play Electrician '31, Treasurer, Senior Class '31. Qlainniz Burk Min Elective Course OM Yearsj Inter Se '29, Student Council '29, '30, '31, Secretary '30, '31, Junior Club '28. 1018 9. IBUUUUIUEK Body Sfenographic Course Quill Solicitcr '29, '30, '31, Glee Club '31, Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Student Council '28, '31, Vice-president '31, Library Club '30, '31. ,franklin Bnrusgak Science Course Band '27, '28, '29, '30, Orchestra '27, '28, '29, '30, All City Orchestra '29, All City Band '30, All State Orchestra '30, Masquers '27, '28, Student Council '30, '31, President '30, '31, Camera Club '31, Vaudeville '31, Forensic Society '31. l30l 1931 TIES! Quill 1931 yr ltinhztt SIE. 2Brntun - A Bobby Elective Course Entered from North Division High School '29g German Club '27, '29, Student Council '29g Quill Art Stall' '28, '29, '30, '31, Qlniyn 31. 2Btu5ina Jackie Orchestra '29g Masquers '30, '31, Senior Play '31, Camera Club '31, Sitlhett 2Burn5 Al Elective Course Football Team '29, '30, Swimming Team '26, '29, '30g Captain '29, '30, Basketball '29, '30, '31, Captain '31, lanmarn 31. Burns Howie Science Course Track '29, '30, '31, Football '30g Student Coun- cil '30, Honor Society '31g Band '28, '29g All City Band '29, Library Club '31g President, Senior Class '31, Laboratory Assistant '30, Newsboy's Club '27, '2S. - warp GE. Busalacrbi Red Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Library Club '30, '31, German Club '30, '31, behagtian Busalarrbi Busie Manual Arts Course BBIIIIPIZ 12. IBLISDHUJ Bushee Entered from Rib Lake High School, Rib Lake Wisconsin '30, I3ll I 9 'ZIIDK Qlluill 1931 QIUDII H. 7521553112 Science Course Track '30, '31, Camera Club '31. llltillt QIB. Glbliiittllittl Cel English Course Inter Se '26, '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Treasurer '30, '31, Philomilia '28, '29, '30, '31, Secretary '30, '31, Masquers '28, '29, '30, '31, German Club '30, '31, Football Secretary '30, Honor Society '29, '30, '31. jltehztitk 31. Glark uFredn Freshman Football '26, Football '27, '29, '30, Band '27, '28, '29, '30, Operetta '27, '28, Vaud- ville '29, Variety Review '30, Junior Club '27, Glee Club '28, '29, 31280112222 CIE. cldlZlt2 Jennie Entered ,from James Madison High School, Brooklyn, New York '31, Inter Se '31, Camera Club '31, Quill Solicitor '31. Simpson Qtntbtan Big Shot Track '28, '29, Band '29, '30, '31. 4IEbzIgn Gnbzn va Elective Course C35 Yearsj Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Quill Solicitor '29, German Club '28, '29, '30, imp Cuban Ociavius Science Course Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, Band '29, '30, '31, All City Orchestra '29, All State Orchestra '29, Vaudeville '30, '31, German Club '31, Library Club '31, Camera Club '31, Quill Business Staff '31, Qperetta '28. i321 1931 TID! Qllllill 1931 KHJDUUEU Emil! King Elective Course Football '29, '30, Track '29, '30, '31, Freshman Football '28, Basketball '29, Student Council '29, Library Club '30, '31, iaafqllill Qturaggiu Pat Elective Course Football '30, Camera Club '31, Newsboys '28, Freshman Football '28, Basketball '28, '29, '30. Samuel ibanizli Devil Track '28, '29, '30, Football '29, R052 9112. IDZIIUEZ Buddy Stenographic Course Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, Vaudeville '31, Quill Solicitor '30, '31, Masquers '30. Iftzta Ez QEaztanu Elective Course Inter Se '26 '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Vice President '30, '31, Vice President, Freshman Class '28, Student Council '28, '30, Masquers '30, '31, Philomilia '29, '30, '31, Honor Society '28, '29, '30, '31, Quill Staff '29, '30, '31, Editor-in-Chief '30, '31, First Honors, Graduating Class '31. GWB!! 05. ED! EDU111 Sis Stenographic Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, Concertmistress '30, '31, City High School Orchestra '29, '31, State High School Orchestra '28, '30, National High School Orchestra '30, Vaudeville '29, '30, '31, Operetta '28, Student Council '28. Qlamw 1161. jFalInn Jimmy History Course Swimming Team '27, '28, '31, Track Team '28, '29, '30, '31, Football Team '27, '28, '29, '30, Cap- tain '30, All City Quarter-Back '30, Library Club '31, Student Council '28, Newsboy's Club '27, '28, President '27. l33l J P 'r K J 1931 QED! Qllllill 1931 Cllfbelyn 919. jlistbzt E vey Entered from Butternut High School in '29, Inter Se '29, '30, '31, Library Club '30. warp Sdnn jFnti Smiles Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Student Council '29, Library Club '30, '31. 31 nszpbinz YL. GEagIiann JO, Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Library Club '30, '31. QDUIZDIDP QEHUU 11211 Dot Elective Course Inter Se '27, '28, President, Freshman Class '28, Student Council '28, '29, Quill Staff '28, '29, Masquers '29, '30, '31, Philomilia '28, '29, '30, President '31, Honor Society '28, '29, '30, '31, Senior Play '31, The Valiant '30, Second Honors, Graduating Class '31. KBS! Q5211UZlI11Hl1 Prima Dona Elective Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, German Club '30, '31, Student Council '30, Band '28, '29, '30, '31, Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, Operetta '28, Vande- ville '29, '30, '31, Band Tournament '29, '30, 31, Glee Club '29, '30, '31. Z. 91913122 QEBUUQIHUH Accounting Course Student Council '28, '29, '30, '31, President '31, Junior Club '27, '28, Secretary '27, '28, Candy Store '29, '30, '31, Manager '30, '31, Quill Staff '29, '30, '31, Library Club '30, '31, Vice President '30, '31, Sandwich Gang '29, '30, Inter Se '28, '29, '31, Vice President, Senior Class '31. 192101 H. GEHJZG Stenographic Course Inter Se '21, '28, '29, '30, '31, Quill Solicitor '30, '31. l34l 1931 UD! Quill jhfdtlk Cl5i5Ii0tti Jiggs Elective Course Library Club '31g Quill Staff '29g Football '28. '29g Track '29. Enrntby JF. d5Iza5nn Dot Sfenographic Course Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, '31g Junior Club '23, Bill!! Z. QEUZITIJ Greek Science Course Masquers '30, '31. James dlirern Greek Elective Course Student Council '30g German Club '30, Picture Committee, Chairman '31g Library Club '31. lncetta JF. Glinnbulski 4 Stenographic Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31. QIQUUUZU Z. UEIZZIIZI Millie Accounting Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31g Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31g Operetta '28g Vaudeville '29, '30, '31. Qlfarl iii. lantbztr Manual Arts Course f Stage Crew Manager '30, '31, l35'l 'EDB QDlliII 1931 william lgsnrirk Bill Entered from Kiskimenetas Prep School, Penn- sylvania. Football '28, ll92lZIl2 31 H112 lgllfflfldll 1aHally1p Entered from Elgin High School in '29. Inter Se '29, '30, '31, Library Club '30, Gm Club '30, '31, cllfligahetb ED. ltpugbzs Betty Elective Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Vaudeville '30, QIQEIUZ Il. 3lDlJll5DII Mij English Course Entered from Bessemer High School, Bessem- er, Michigan '28. Inter Se '29, '30, '31, Masquers '30, '31, Philomilia '30, '31, Quill Stan' '30, '31. william QI. ZIDIIBG Bill Science Course Entered from McKinley High School '30, Mas- quers '30, '31, Philomilia '30, '31, Senior Play '31, Debate '31, Oratory '31, Chemistry Labora- tory Assistant '31, Blflllfl I. Bull Bernie Elective Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Poster Club '28, '29, Orchestra '29, '30, Vaudville '29, '30, Quill Art Staff '28, '29, '30. Qlaerczhm 919. iliurgmawki Babe Stenographic Course Inter Se '29, '30, '31, Quill Solicitor '30, '31. l36l 1931 UDB EDU111 1931 Silhzrt 31. ikuigztwki -5 Al Science Course Student Council '30, Quill Staff '30, '31g Izaac Walton League Award '30. Earl lebman l Bud Science Course Track '29, '30, '31g Forum '28 5 Football '30g Masquers '30g Library Club '30, '31, Quill Staff '30. laurinz QE. Slaarbiz X Elective Course X Entered from Sturgeon Bay High School '29. Glee Club '29, '30, '31, Camera Club '30, '31, Inter Se '29, '30. GESIDKII SIBRIIIZI Dodo Slenographic Course i Entered from North Division '29. Inter Se 1 '29, '30, '31, German Club '30, '31, Quill Solici- tor '30, '31. A Glfhptbt 919511121 Dimples Stenographic Course 1 Entered from North Division '29, Inter Se '29, '30, '31, German Club '30, '31g Quill Solicitor '30, '31. louis JF. maart Science Course Track '28, '30, '31. 3122138 S. 9lBitRtl5UI'l English Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31g Glee Club '31. l37l 1931 'UDB SDLIHI 1931 Santa 919. Qlaizlutg Inter Se '28, '29, Vaudeville '29, '30. Ruth 521. miller Ruthie English Course Athletic Secretary '29, '30, '31g Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, '31g Philomilia '29, '30, '31g Honor Scciety '30, ibnnalh IB.. Qlhpnttatt Don History Course ' Masquers '30, '31g Student Council '30, '31g Glee Club '31g Library Club '31g Basketball '30, '31, 312111112 Ql.QUI'lf1fZ Jean Elective Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31j Quill Solicitor '30, '31g Glee Club '31g Senior Banquet Committee ' '31gk Library Club '30, '31g Treasurer '30, '31. jhfanris 31. Qwacsgelueki Marshall Newsboys' Club '28g Track '29, '30g Labora- tory Assistant '30. Clfligubttb 9180522 Betty Elective Course Masquers '30, '31g Philomilia. '28, '29, '30, '31g Inter Se '27, 'ZBQ Quill Solicitor '30, '31, Clfmilp Qlanszg Em ' Elective Course Inter Se '27, '28g Quill Staff '28, '29g Philomilia '28, '29, '30, '31y Vice President '30, '31g Masquers '29, '30, '31g President '30, 315 Senior Play '31. l33l 1931 UDB QDUHI 1931 JFIDEBIIEZ R851 Flo Stenographic Course Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Quill Solicitor '30, '31. QIBHS Jlliegnrnmski Entered from Marquette High School '30, Clfhtlpll 25. jlilntb Ev English Course Entered from Nicolet High School, West De Pere '29. Inter Se '29, '30, '31. Jlrznz mm leackath Shorty Stenographic Course Inter Se '27, '29, '31. Ruth QE. ieaeturn Ruthie English Course Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Philomilia '29, '30, '31, Gifarl 31. Parker Jake Elective Course Entered from Riverside High School '30. Zlzstzr iensnet ' Les English Course Entered from Bay View '27, Orchestra '28, '29, Band '29, '30, '31, Student Council '28, '29, '30, Philomilia '30, '31, Band Tournament '30, '31, Quill Solicitor '28, '29, Debate Team '31, Oratory '31, l39l I O 1931 UD! QDLlill 1931 GEUIIH Ptiftbttt Eddie Elective Course Entered from Hyde Park High School, Chicago, Illinois. Inter Se '31. 1 Emily GZ. ibtnllhgillglii Slenographic Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Y Y 1 F ? QMS 919. Kring 1, Irish Entered from West Division '28, Inter Se '29, '30, '31, Library Club '30, '31, 5013918 lK2U1ll2lU5 Masquers '29, '30, '31, Secretary '30, '31, Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Philomilia '30, '31, Glee Club '28, '29, '30, '31, German Club '30, '31, Forum '28, '29, Sandwich Gang '28, '29, '30, Library Club '30, Operetta '28, Senior Play '30, Vaude- I ville '29, '30, '31, SIBRHZZIIH Z. 1KtlJlIlIin5Ri Blondie Stenographic Course Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Quill Solicitor '30, '31. SUSIE 1. iK2B25 Stenographic Course Inter Se '28, '29, william jf. Kihttt Science Course Camera Club '31, German Clubf N01 1931 UD! Qllllill 1931 R' I 'SM' lliutb 919. ilinztbe I Daddy Ree Entered from St. John's Cathedral High School. Quill Staff '28, '29, '30, '31, Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Sandwich Gang '29, '30, Glee Club '30. iD5hez bampsnn Sonny Boy Freshman Football '27, Football '28,'29, Senior Play '28, QEGIDZE QB. QBIIU Sandy Elective Course Entered from Highmore High School, High- more, South Dakota '30, Inter Se '31. G5zttruhz 919. bcbmiht Boots Stenographic Course Student Council '28, '29, '30, Forum '28, Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Library Club '30, '31. ilaarnlh jf. brhrnzhet Mathematics Course Football '28, '30, Track '28, '30, Honor Society '30, '31, Hlftth 921710 5' ..Al,, Newsboy's Club '26, '27, '28, Sllpyttlz Bernice ' Tiny , Entered from Hastings High, Hastings, Michi- Y f gan '30, German Club '30, '31, Inter Se '30, t Library Club '30. , I 'l l41l 1931 'UDDI QDLIHI . 1931 Q Bplhia Slutzkg I, Sivie Eleclive Course ll: Entered from North Division '29, Inter Se '30, '31. t i wdtgdliif 5111811 ,l M arge Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Operetta. '28, Prom Committee '30, '31, Quill Solicitor '28, '29, '30g Junior Club '28, Treasurer '28. cllflsiz QE. bnrgi Babe Slenographic Course Inter Se '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, Library Club '30, '31, Quill Solicitor '30, '31. Qlubn Spizkztman Johnnt Science Course Track '30, '31. frank 31. btcnan Doc Baker Entered from Kilbourn Prevocational '28, Quill Solicitor '30, '31. Zlzrume 21. Bgcgzpanski Ujerryu Quill Solicitor '30, Newsboy's Club '28. Glfhhlfith JIF. bngygitliki Triple Tre! Jeske Newsboy's Club '28, Track '29, '30, Basket- ball '31. H21 1931 WD! Quill 1931 cr? 5.- QD5rat Tllizplinskg Piccolo Ossie Band '28, '29, '30, '31, Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, Band Tournament '29, '30, '31, Music Asso- ciation '28, '29, '30, '31, All City Band '29, '30, All City Orchestra '31. Stlirz Zi. Tllnpztges ,.A,,, Inter Se '28, '29, '30, '31, Glee Club '28, '29, Operetta '28, Iaentp Qlltgzhiatnluski n Science Course German Club '30, '31, Library Club '30, '31, f Camera Club '30, '31. Tllbzuhnre Zllllzingarten -'mr' Entered from Phillips'High School, Phillips, Wisconsin '28. Newsboy's Club '28, '29, '30, Basketball '30. Qlflinnr B. Zltlliewum Bubbles Entered from Wauwatosa High School '29 Student Council '31. 3921211 Z. lllllulff Inter Se '27, '28, Quill Solicitor '30, '31, Candy i Store '29, '30, '31. ,With 21111105 . 2ep Science Course German Club '30, '31, Masquers '30, Football '29, '30. . .9 I l43l 1931 QED 2 Quill 1931 in k I w 1 r I t ? l 5 5 - rr A+ , 1+ U 919813581321 119UIitK The Great Stone Face Elective Course Qlneepb Qllbigpzn Clothhorse Elective Course Vaudeville '28, '29, '30. william 'EUCRYU Science Course Entered in from North Division '31, Basket- ball '29, '305 Baseball '31. Pee- Wee Qfhluath Zllllienieluski Ed Elective Course Entered in from Bay View '31, Library Club '31g Vaudeville '313 Gym Team '31g Biology Club '31g President '31. H41 Qllaasw The Friends they met along 4.41. H79 Way Adding experience Day by Dm 1931 TMJ! QDLlill 1931 Beginning Sentara Blake, Anna Borer, Arlene Bork, Minnie Cohen, Evel, n Cclin, Beatrice Colla, Catherine Coon, Marjorie Digert, Marie Flamm, Gladys Friedrick, Maxine Greco, Mary Heinrichs, Lorag ne GIRLS Anastas, Christ Bruno, Charles Brusturis, George Cicerello, Frank Champion, Thomas Cohen, Roy Eberhardt, Jce Gauer, Harold Gelin, Mever Gobbi, Umberto Hess, Charles Sirna, Anna BOYS Hileman, Lyle Jackman, Charles Knodos. Peter Langwill, John Kuckler, Clarence Lascari, Joe Lurie, Leo Maddenti, John Mountjoy. Clifton Moore, Henry Naimon, Nathon M61 Henske, Joy Hudscn, Emma Kosberg, Libby Kraenzer, Corean Kranich, Margaret Mantel, Edith Millard, Nona Levant, Shanah Principati, Gena Rehbein, Florence Reidy, Avis Sinagra, Eleanor Papapetru, Daniel Petoskey, James Serio, Joe Sehmer, Carl Senkbeil, Earl Sottile, Tom Sirgil, Sidney Thanos, Charles Vasko, Eldon West, Alvin Williams, William 1931 .. 'ZIIDB Quill 1931 Alto, Donna Anderson, Ruth Arena, Lily Arndt, Ruth Bedard, Alice Bliss, Jean Bienemann, Lois Block, Dorothy Blazincic Martha Bruno, Nancy Bozak, Irene Gates, Lilian Christensen, Ruth Crabese, Eleanor De Loye, Beatrice Dietz, Catherine Eberhardt, Louise Engelhardt, Genevieve Ferrara, Mary Fouts, Lucille Glass, Lelia Goldsmith, Dorothy Graff, Ivona Jansen, Elaine Haefner, Frances Harris, Kathryn Harris, Myrtle Johnson, Clyde Ahnanrrh fduninrn GIRLS Jones, Cadwalader Jarvis, Mabel Jones, Betty Jones, Emma Jones, Sarah Juneau, Genevieve Jrzwiak, Alma Kaupert, Mary Keidil, Christine Koebel, Norma Koenizsberger, Anna Koller, Dorothy Kusnick, Josephine Knuth, Velma Kutz, Mary Latsch, Doris Levesque, Mary Machie, Laurenc Maglio, Congetta Malek, Clemintine Marchese, Marietta Matte, Alice Mitchell, Helen Muente, Dorothy Murphy, Elaine Nagy, Irene Nahabedian, Susan Nelson, Gladys l47l Nichols, Marie Orlando, Philomena Pechtel, Ruth Peterson, Ruth Phinney, Ruth Pozorski, Gertrude Quigley, Muriel Salemi, Josephine Schiero, Frances Schmidt, Eleanor Service, Myrtle Shelton, Bernice Spicuzza, Daisy Stein, Valerie Szoboesan, Kathryn Tocco, Katherine Theiss, Eleanor Uhlenberg, Esther Valenti, Mary Vergolina, Filomena Voigt, Lucille Whaley, Nathalie Williams, Margaret Wilson, Maxine Williamson, Grace Zingara, Congetta Zitelman, Ruth 1931 TID! Qllttill 1931 Adamezyk, Leonard Anderson, Elmer Anderson, Roy Appleby, Harold Arduino, Lino Azarowicz, Bernard Balistreri, Frank Bertolas, Rudolph Belli, Constantine Bortolotti, Rudolph Brett, James Brodill, George Borecki, John Boettcher, Charles Brown, Raymond Corrao, Tom Corrao, Tudy Cusma, Tony Dale, Edgar De Forno, Clarence Dentice. Jce Engelhuber, Marvin Ahnanreh .Uunium BOYS Fallan, Robert Flosbach, Earl Folling, Eugene Fricano, Charles Geracie, August Greco, Joe Gordon, Gerald Hackl, George Hantke, Gerhard Jankcwski, Edward Keller, Edwin Kleeman, Bruna Kuhlman, Raymond Kolosick, Edward Lasusa, Jacob Leifer, Edwin Lesch, Robert Martin, Edward Maniaci, Casimir Menos, Billy Mericle, Leon Myers, Thomas l43l Nigrelli, Andrew Noll, ,Morris Nooyen, Jack Nowicki, Sylvester O'Brien, Vernon Pace, Frank Patti, Steve Peterman, Hyman Phalen, Ralph Richter, William Rosecky, George Sansone, Sam Schmidt, Raymond Seidita, Tony Shinners, Willard Siegel, Bernard Stachurski, George Switzky, Irving Tarantien, Tony Trzebiatowski, Hen Vitrano, Tony TY 1931 UDB QDLtill 1931 Anello, Amena Bachmann, Esther Bonner, Agnes Clarke, Eleanor Colburn, Margaret D'amato, Fanny Eannelli, Mary Giofoglione, Adeline Goecke, Maxine Gregorio, Ann Anello, Arthur Ballato, Carl Bartolone, Joseph Becti, Charles Bellanti, Tony Berg, David Bergmann, Paul Bonfiglio, Tony Borek, Boleslaus Bruno, John Bruckner, Walter Busateri, Tony Cannestra, Dominic Cantello, George Cee, Harry Beginning 3lnninrz GIRLS Purpora, Rose Johnson, Elizabeth Koehler, Lou Koenig, D Knox, Ruth Langenberg, Dorothy Mendola orothy , Mary Lores Paap, De Patti, Rose Pauc, Frank Pizzino, Mary Crenshaw, Parker Curro, Ted Curry, Morgan Cutrufelli, Mario Dane, Kenneth Dermody, William Dick, John Doro, Sylvester Drees, Alex Elwing, Ferdinand Halperin, Harold Hanke, Al Haverkate, Harry J acqmin, Arthur BOYS Kerscher, Joseph Kucharski, Raymond Lutz, William Maras, Tom Mollica, Tudy Nemcek, Paul Patti, Lawrence Pfersch, Philip Pritchard, Thomas Quarino, Casper Raffaele, Charles Regan, Joseph Rembold, Melvin Saccio, Charles H91 Racki, Margaret Retmeier, Audrey Rodriguez, Gloria Russel, Madeline Sanfelippo, Rose Stefhl, Dorothy Stern, Fanny Teweles, Charlotte Travers, Evelyn Walker, Mary Schneiderman, Arthur Schreiber, Lester Schwartz, Kenneth Sergio, Tony Serio, Nick Sirna, Charles Sorgi, Ezio Stieve, Harold Streek, William Tolzmann, Carl Wolters, Billv Weingarten, Charles Welitzkin. Charles Yee, Tong Zino, Tony 1931 . 'UDB Qllllill .. 1931 Arvan, Mary Balistreri, Josephine Bartolone, Rose Brodell, Leone Bruno, Caroline Bruno, Rose Cadwallader, Louise Chermak, Eva Coraggio, Louise Cristofaro, Marie Crivello, Rosaline Del Ruy, Audrey Dressel, Helen Erlicher, Agnes Erlicher, Irma Fischer, Mathilda Foti, Lorraine Gigante, Nancy Grochowski, Gertrude Grow, Virginia Hantke, Margaret Herkowski, Eleanor Kaupert, Ruth Keller, Lauretta Killa, Marcella Kirsch, Helen Ahnanrvh Snphnmnrrz GIRLS Joseit, Ruth Kossaian, Virginia Lango, Hazel Lascari, Mary Lo Cicero, Mary Luethy, Emma MacDonald, Norma Marinko, Josephine Marino, Sylvia Maner, Catherine Meka, Sally Machilski, Sophie Minor, Olivia Monfre, Marion - Moore, Mabel Montgomery, June Nogest, Mary Olson, Grace Oven, Clara Oven, Harriet Palmisano, Josephine Patti, Rosalie Paquin, Corinne Penske, Ethel Payne, Ida I50l Poulos, Tacia Pawlicki, Margaret Peortner, Florence Ray, Petrina. Rieschl, Barbara Robey, Bernice Roszak, Lucille Sowalzke, Eleanor Schneider, Elsie Serio, Rosalie Sindoni, Sarah Sobotta, Margaret Strong, Anthula Tarczynski, Marie Thanos, Sophie Tocco, Bettina Tralonga, Sadie Trumble, Lyla Tucker, Julia Vallone, Nina Viola, Rita Vergolina, Margaret West, Dorothy Wiley, Jeanette Zello, Mary White, Emily 1931 QED! Qllllill 1931 Ahuanreh Suphnmnrrz Adams, Dorothy Baker, Beulah Balister, Ann Behrendt, Erna Boelter, Emily Broadway, Byford Carpenter, Grace Cibik, Viola Clement, Alice Cleveland, Ruth Dankwardt, Hertha De Nomie, Bonita Ehr, Margaret Grubb, Helen Hadhazy, Mabel Heller, Mary Hornslein, Ethel Lillie, Lura Louthain, Helen McTaggart, Helen Maynard, Helen Erhardt, Joyce GIRLS Zintz, Irene F511 Millella, Jane Milella, Rose Mitchell, Myra Morris, Thelma Mucci, Annie Muente, Rose Nedeau, Vivian Nolan, Katherine Pancelewicg, Mary Pozorski, Rose Pritchett, Helen Rempelos, Marie Roeckel, Rose Rommel, Lorraine Rotroff, Doris Stubbing, Mary Utich, Rose Whlenberg, Lucene Walezak, Lorraine Yuagliard, Frances Zacharenka, Mary Zinda, Rosanna 1931 . TID! QDLIHI 1931 Anderson, Harold Bagin, Albert Balistreri, Tony Barezewski, Bronislaus Bertoncini, Le Roy Bieri, Edward Busalacchi, Tony Canapa, Bernard Cera, Andrew Chamberlain, Byron Chuppa, Edgar Clark, Jeanette Cole, Carrol Chrichtield, Albert Curro, Steve Corrao, Joe Deutsch, Sigmund Eils, Clitford Emanuele, Anthony Franklin, Robert Frost, Ben Fryar, Lawrence .ADUHHIPU Snphnmnrw BOYS Gracalone, Frank Gooski, Walter Naimon, Sidney Olson, Fredrick Phillips, Harry Reyes, Peter Santaro, Rosario Santilli, James Scanlon, Robert Snaracino, Domenic Sparacio, Sam Spiekerman, Harold Stablewski, John Stoltman, Herman Thielke, Ralph Tomaszewski, Edmu Topetzes, James Thompson, Roy Ware. Earl Wehde, Max Winter. Leurs Witherbee, Gordon 1521 nd Hart, Joseph Harris, James Haverkate, Fred Hirschbein, Henry Hornslein, John Jacobs, Sol Jacobson, James Jarvella, John Johnson, Norman Kiekbusch, George Ketchum, Edward Lehr, Clarence Lepak, Michael Lerret, Merwin Larkowski, Emil McCoy, Robert Machi, Peter Markowitz, Maurice Marszewski, Bernard Metrusopulos, Peter Millonzi, Francesco Nixdorf, Ernest 1031 . mm mum 1931 Ahnanrrh Svnphnmnrra Alhno, Sam Anastasi, Carl Balister, John Beecher, Ray Bemis, Jay Berry, Edward Blonkenburg, Robert Boettcher, William Busalacchi, August Cary, Andrew Christenson, James Ciardo, Arnold Collura, Sam Dimiceli, Sam Frittito, Isadore BOYS Wiviott, Max 7531 Goldman, Max Gershowitz, Sam Holland, Howard Karll, Karl Lammert, Lester Lawandowski, John Magna, Vincent Purpero, Carlo Rajec, Andrew I Reilly, James Scremo, James Smith, Russell Thomas, Edward Vitrano, Dominic Wilcox, Everett 1931 .. TID! EDU111 .. 1931 Adornato, Minnie Arnold, Katie Balistreri, Josephine Bork, Emma Bowen, Dorothy Butler, Naomi Campo, Louise Carson, Christinia Carini, Mary Catanzaro, Philomena Christnache, Margaret Clementi. Florence Curro, Mary De Quisto, Tillie D'Amico, Jennie Del Ruy, Marvel Douglass, Anne Eger, Margaret Ellis, Sylvia Finberg, Lee Flessas, Nickoletha Ganz, Isabelle Gerhardt, Marie Beginning Snphnmnrw GIRLS Giaimo, Rose Golaberg, Sarah Hathaway, Elaine Halperin, Charlotte Holloway, Annabelle Huffman, Frances Hutwagner, Helen Jones, Ann Johnston, Jane Keey, Elizabeth Kosich, Perseda Keeley, Mary Lange, Cecil Lappas, Theodora La Rosa, Mary Mandich, Marianne Manhoff, Norma Mosey, Evelyn Perry, Janet Pirelli, Louise Piccurro. Betty Preuss, Eleanor l54l Rae, Ina Ramthum, Gladys Rea.n, Marguerite Romano, Lucy Schuparra, Velma Shelton, Dorothy Smith, Aliene Smith, Eleanor Sorce, Esther Spaulding, Geraldine Sprtel, Sylvia Strick, Catherine Thomas, Mary Talmasky, Sarah Trost, Evelyn Viduski, Mary Wegner, La Verne Weisman, Stella Werth, Josephine Wiest, Kathryn Woppert, Margaret Young, Forrest Ziina, Marie 1931 .. UD! QDLIHI 1931 Aiello, John Alberti, Tony Alvard, James Azzolina, Philip Bartalozzi, Sam Bacik, Tony Bethe, Herbert Bonfiglio, Michael Bova, Salvatore Bresnahan, James Brusturis, Peter Bullard, Thomas Busalacchi, John Cale, Jerome Cera, Mike Capizzi, Joe Champion, Eldred Chuppa, Earl Colavita, Henry Corrao, James Dansin, Sam Beginning Snphnnlnreu Davis, David Dietzmann, Edward Dooley, James Enama, Clarence Fazio, James Friedman, Sanford Frye, Bliss Gagliano, Tony Georgiady, Perry Gioncchio, Louis Gralf, Warren Guardalabene, Peter Gutknecht, Herbert Hatzi, James Hatzi, William Hollatz, Robert Hollosi, Peter Hultman, Carl Jennings, Robert Joehnk, George Johnson, Franklin BOYS Jensen, Clifford Johnson, Elmer Kondrakiewicy, Frank Kritner, Laurence Kruse, Norman Lo Cicero, Tony Lo Monaco, Jack McCoy, John Maner, Chris Maniaci, Tony Mascari, Joe Mattiole, Joseph Michalski, Teddy Myers, Woodrow Muszewski, Frank Orrciszymiki, Lawrence O'Connell, David Olson, Norman Olson, Ray Ossanna, Adolph Pizzino, Tony l55l Poulos, Tom Prohl, Harold Puccio, Robert Rafenstein, Roy Radzwich, Anthony Ries, Edward Roloff, Charles Sammarco, Frank Savorias, John Schoknecht, Benny Serio, Carl Spella, Arnold Stancampiano, Nun Stoner, Spencer Tocco, Mariano Tranter, Claud Trintapoli, Emil Umina, Peter Williams, Arthur Wertz, Guy Winderl, Robert Zielesch, Harold zio 1931 .. une Quill .. 1931 Anderson, Myra Ball, Jean Barrett, Margaret Banovich, Anna Berghold, Cecelia Eomier, Helen Boricki, Florence Brauer, Lucille Bullard, Ivy Busalacchi, Angie Catalano, Bessie Chuppa, Ruth Coe, Mildred Colova, Carmella Collova, Helen Collura, Mary Canapa, Florence 7 .7-Xhnanrrh Elirrzhmrn GIRLS Cramer, Dorothy Cuscimagna, Josephine Englehardt, Wilma Gagliano, Rose Gardner, Margaret Gonring, Frances Greuel, Doris Gross, Katherine Grudnoske, Marcella Haugsted, Helen Johnson, Ernestine Knebel, Mary Klumpp, Ethel Kulscheurenter, Evelyn Lesch, Lucille Lintz, June Lombardo, Sarah l56l Maszk, Elizabeth Merenden, Rose Murkowski, Marcella Norder, Evelyn Noth, Rosalie Packard, Florence Phinney, Grace Rebelski, Dorothy Ricciardi, Helen Ruszkiewicz, Rose Schmidt, Grace Steele, Eloise Stergiades, Buelah Thompson, Marion Thoss, Bernice Webster, Evelyn Werra, Josephine 1931 .. UDB QDLIHI . 1931 Agnello, Congetta Agnello, Rose Banderman, Marie Bonner, Diana Bolloch, Eleanor Calabrese, Josephine Cannistra, Fortunetta Colla, Sadie Coraggio, Mary Craybese, Marjorie Crivello, Louise Damato, Rosalia Derwin, Elenore Demenske, Mary Duric, Mary Ehr, Helen Eviston, Viola Fried, Ida Gelman, Edith Gibes, Genevieve Goldsmith, Gladys Goheen, Gladys Greco, Mary Groh, Dorothy Grow, Jane Ahnanrril Illrvahnwn GIRLS Gunta, Melina Harwell, Lucy Heintz, Dorothy Helger, Margaret Herrick, Eleanor Hyvonen, Taimi Jankowski, Eleanore Jennaro, Angeline Knoll, Elizabeth Krahn, Mildred Lanza, Mary Manz, Lillian Manna, Madeline Mattioli, Mary Mundt, Geraldine North, Maurita Olson, Gladys Olson. Mildred Patti, Margaret Pronge, Bernice Purpora, Anna Pawlak, Mary Pfersch, Harriet Qualmann, Marian Reed, Elizabeth Rymer, Melba l57l Sanfelippo, Mary Sanfelippo, Virginia Schudiski, Esther Singleton, Sallie Skibinski, Phyllis Slawny, Eleanor Smith, Anna Sottile, Florence Szep, Catherine Thanos, Christine Tralongo, Lucy Troske, Helen Turner, Corrine Uitz, Bernice Viglione, Loretta. Warren, Frances Wegemann, Charlotte Wiesenmyer, Mary Wilson, Doris Williamson, Irene Woelfel, Hildagarde Young, Grace Worman, Vivian Zaros, Jane Zigmanski, Vivian 1931 . QED! Quill 1931 Aliota, Carl Baxter, Harold Behm, Alex Bertolas, Aldo Busalacchi, Vincent Cannon, Coley Catania, James Clark, Jack Cofar, Hyman Commorato, Anthony Cramer, Russell Cunningham, William Dallmann, George Damario, Henry D'Amato, Jacob D'Amico, Fred De Vicola, Carmelo Ehlers, Delmore Ahnanreh Zllreahmen BOYS Giersch, George Gorski, Henry Grail, Louis Hansen, Edward Henning, Robert Kladnik, George Knitter, Eugene Kozek, Jerome Krahn, Erwin Ladwig, Delmor Lang, Francis Lewis, Idus Lamb, Jesse Ledger, Allend McGaw, James Mayer, Norman Medower, Robert l58l Oscars, Raymond Palmer, Thomas Peters, Milton Peterson, Fred Piotrowski, Edward Pronzinski, Raymond Pucek, Fred Pyant, Isaiah Piotresnuczy, Peter Rice, Richard Rudoll, Chester Saggio, Frank Seiller, William Sharlein, David Stout, Arnold Szczepanski, Arthur Tarantino, Joe Wilcox, Kenneth 1931 II TED! QDLIHI It 1931 Alivo, Mickael Amaro, Charles Andreae, Richard Balistreri, Sam Bigonia, Tony Britton, John Bonelli, Alex Busalacchi, Joe Busateri, Charles Capizzi, Joseph Carroll, john Cascio, Peter Cera, Raymond Chiesa, Guido Corwin, Kenneth Curro, Andy Dale. Leo De Gaetano, Santo Dietrich, Joseph Erdmann, Edward Erasmus, Kenneth Friedrick, Fred Gaido, Bruno Gauer, Norman Giacalone, William Giersch, Chester Giner, Delfin 9' Ahuanreh illreahmrn BOYS Goese, Andrew Harris, Jack Hass, Robert Graham, Nathaniel Hazelwood, La Verne Heller, John Hildebrand, James Hintz, Sylvester Hollis, Harold Humphrey, Joy Henry, Howard Ingeilli, Cono Jenaro, Frank Jarvella, Raymond Joehnk, Robert Johnston, William Jones, Bertha Kiel, William Kingsbury, Edward Karll, Bob Koenig, James Kondas, Mike Krouse, Erhard Kuinzh, Jack Lappas, Frank Liberatore, Anthony Liebert, Frank 9 I Madejz, John Maglio, Charles Maiorana, Frank Maniaci, Theodore Manross, Robert Maro, Sam Martin, Julius Martino, Sam Myers, Rodney Mijokovic, Matt Monafo, Tony Moore, Edward Mueller, Karl Michalek, Frank Mustas, Harry Nedeau, Robert Nigrelli, Charles O'Connor, William Orlando, Fred Orlando, Sam Padovano, Steve Paternoster, Jack Powell, William Reale. Tony Redman, Reynold Reiss, William Roddy, Andrew Roventini, Ivio Robison, Harry Sanfllippe. Anthony Salza, John Schmelitsch, Michael Schroeder, Robert Sharlein, David Sharon, Jack Sebbo, Robert Sirna, Carl Smith, Harry Spino, John Smith, Isaac Sprtel, Frank Stylow, Raymond Suchomski, Frank Szymanski, Clemens Stubel, Adolf Trawicki, George Tronca, Secondine Van Beck, Robert Viduski, George Vasko, Arthur Wolczak, Matthew Wentland, Erwin Whilan, Gilbert Zabel, John Zingara, Louis 1931 QED! Qllllill 1931 Aliota, Gloria Atkinson, Alberta Balistreri, Ida Barner, Roberta Bartolone, Sara Behling, Louise Brunette, June Busse, Frances Castiglione, Margaret Catanese, Nancy Dale, Fannie Damato, Santina De Brozzo, Rose De Pietro, Nina Dhooghe, Caroline Dicristo, Madeline Doria, Angeline Dragalovic, Caroline Duysuis, Geraldine Dupuis, Muriel Dzidzan, Mary Eannelli, Rose Eugenio, Pauline Feedar, Mary Beginning Zfirenhmrn GIRLS Fisher, Minnie Fontaine, Eugenie Frank, Leon Gee, Margaret Gilchrist, Beatice Gray, Mildred Greco, Patrina Henderson, Bernice Holick, Katherine Johnson, Ruth Kolinski, Josephine Konrad, Margarete Kipplin, Lillian Korkas, Helen Krake, Lois Kucharas, Helen Kuhn, Mary Kujawski, Lucille LaBarber, Madeline Lewis, Lorraine Lutz, Virginia Maglio, Laura McGonigal, Delores l60l Meriwether, Carlena Michalas, Fannie Minissale, Lena Netols, Elaine Nitschke, Elsie Palazzotto, Mamie Patti, Mary Pittman, Estella Plautz, Dorothy Popp, Hazel Roventine, Eva Sammareo, Mamie Sansone, Rosaline Sansone, Josephine Scarvaci, Cona Scott, Dollie Sherman, Inez Sorce, Rose Sorce, Frances Spicuzza, Josephine Stinson, Alberta Szewiechi, Sylvia Zengler, Dorothy Zeppos, Patricia 1931 UID? QDLIHI 1931 Arvan, Edward Azarowicz, Felix Balistreri, Dominic Bastian, Jack Borer, Herbert Capizzi, Vito Cecelia, Carl Colla, Steve Connell, John Criscimagna, Frank Demos, Nick Donaldson, Robert Drewek, William Estrada, Arthur Fazio, Angelo Gacicia, Tudy Gregorio, Frank Harper, Leo Harris, Tom Henry, Joseph C' Beginning Jlireahtnen BOYS Jannetto, Victor Janopolis, John Johnson, Joseph Karras, James Keith, Wesley Kent, Delbert Korkas, Phillip Krapp, John Maglio, Rocco Manero, Louis Matte, Gilbert McStroul, Darwin Menos, Nick Micale, Tony Minorik, Frank Monfre, Carmello Monfre, Tony Nelson, Laurence Paulos, Alex Petri, John Prostinak, John l61l Rokich, Peter Sanders, Frank Santner, Steven Schaifer, Edward Shelton. William Smith, James Sorce, John Sorce, Tony Sapper, Albert Sparacino, Mickael Sninella. Bruno Stein, Donald Tagart, Donnell Spasaro, Albert Tarantino, Nunzio Thompson, Lars Tillman, Elmer Vlasis, Chris Weatherall, Frank Ziino, Joseph 1931 .. UDB Quill . 1931 Alfano, Theresa Arnezeder, Elizabeth Basile, Theresa Bodemer, Helen Borek, Genevieve Bruno, Rose Busalacchi, Mary Caruso, Josie Catacia, Josie Cobb, Mildred Collura, Catherine Cook, Bessie D'Amato, Mary D'Amico, Rose Destefano, Carmella Dowen, Geraldine Dooley, Alice Elmer, Dorothy Field, Jean Foti, Mary Gagliano, Angie Geracie, Tillie Sub-ilirrzhmm 8 A GIRLS Gigante, Grace Giulfre, Carmella Hamlin, Mildred Hepburn, Georgian Heinritz, Eleanor Holmes, Helen Hrin, Frances Johnson, Myrtle Lange, Ellagene Leuarduzzi, Irma LoMonaco, Joyce Lopez, Mary Machie, Dora Mielotz, Carmella Minissale, Santina Montana, Mary Moran, Ellen Mucci, Dora Myslis, Evelyn Olson, Opal Pipia, Teresa l62l Pizzino, Mamie Posner, Delores Poppert, Ruby Raydandt, Gladys Ripley, Evelyn Ristino, Gloria Rennert, Florence Roventine, Livia Saloutas, Mary Sardine, Ann Scaliidi, Rose Scalish, Congetta Serio, Gloria Siebeck, Helen Skubal, Vivian Sottile, Marie Strobusch, Viola Sergio, Nellie Tonoli, Amelia Touhey, Katherine Wagner, Mary Ziech, Paulina 1931 UID! QDLIHI . 1931 Adornato, Lorenzo Anderson, John Balistrieri, Frank Brasile, Albert Brown, Mark Capuano, John Caravella, Joseph Carini, Joseph Cefalu, John Cefalu, Peter Chiesa, Victor Clementi, Sam Curro, Angelo Conrath, Carl D'Amore, Philip Dentice, Jack DeVon, Jerry DiTrapani, Jerome Doro, Chester Estrada, Louis Faccidomo, Andrew Fedel, Fedele Ford. John Friedrick, Frank Svuh - ilirrzhmrn 8 A BQYS Frinzi, Thomas Garella, Joseph Gaudes, Tony Hass, Arthur Heinrichs, Donald Hrin, John I-Iuth, Walter Karass, Charles Kaylor, Edward Knickelbine, Elmer Kramer, Lloyd Kondrakiewiez, Frank La Barber, Peter La Fond, Norman Longworthy, Dcnald Lazynski, Alfonse Lococo, Frank Maglio, Carlo Magestro, Ben Megna, Joseph Merenden, Tony Murphy, James Natole, Sam Nelson, Joseph l63l Nowak, Harry Oberly, Seward Olica, Paul Piraino, Vincent Piscuine, Charles Rappa, Salvatore Rivett, Howard Robinson, Howard Schiera, Joseph Schmidt, William Segneiri, James Shaffer, Robert Sorce, Tudy Sorseck, John Sorgi, Alfred Seidita, John Sierocuk, Walter Spingola, Leonard Tobin, Gerald Tarantino, Jack Wahlberg, Bernard Warren, Bert Weeks, Ivan Werra, Harry 1931 UD! Quill 1931 Bailey, Elizabeth Balistreri, Tanina Bellanti, Mary Bruno, Mary Cannestra, Fannie Cascia, Anna Christopoulos, Anna Colla, Mary Corrao, Mary Corona, Fannie Covey, Virginia Curro, Mary Criscimagna, Mary Damario, Tessie D'Ama.to, Rose Davie, Betty Sub-Illreahmen 8 B GIRLS Dowen, Ruth Enyeart, Maude Fricano, Congetta Furgeson, Alpha Germane, Rose Germana, Carmella Hanson, Ardell Hirth, Lucille Joffre, Jennie Lappas, Zoie Lindsey, June Majewsky, Irene Mascari, Jeanette Matheus, Helen Mills, Margaret Mollica, Ida l64I Orlando, Theresa Patti, Margaret Rugolo, Fortunato Sanders, Grace Sansone, Sylvia Sharen, Dorothy Skoor, Lahoma Sorseck, Tillie Tarantien, Anna Tarantino, Annie Toto, Santa Vitrano, Lucy Vlasis, Agnes Weeks, Margaret Wilson, Ruth Wright, Lillian 1931 .. TID! Qllllill .. 1931 Alioto, Alfred Andersen, Robert Aveni, Louie Arena, Joseph Bailey, Theodore Bartalone, Benjamin Bartolatta, Ignatius Beecher, William Busalacchi, Joseph Cannestra, James Cefalu, Frank Cherone, Arthur Ceraso, Benjamin Cianciolo, Joseph Corrao, Cono Dammann, William Danish, Peter Decker, Charles De Natole, Joseph Dragotta, Angelo Dragotta, Joseph Denney, Richard Fischetello, Joseph Fojut, Raymond Svuh-llirezhnwn 8 B BOYS Galio, Santo Gazzano, Joe Gibbons, Jesse Gibbs, Leighton Glorioso, Anthony Graziano, Lorenzo Grubb, Orville Harry, Raymond Heiderick, Ronald Hess, Richard Jacobs, Marlom J aniuk, Stanley John, Mose Karlovich, Mathew Knickelbine, Harry Kobs, Henry Koehn, Douglas Koehnlein, Joseph Lembo, Salvatore Maklary, Robert Mayer, Mvron Maniaci, Frank Mazzarello, Thomas Mosey, Edward l65l Missal, Daniel Nickel, Francis Nicolopoulous, James Nolan, Robert Lang, Louis Patti, Angelo Praite, Charles Rich, Ward Ross, Joseph Saggio, John Sanorias, Bertie Silvia, Sam Smith, Delmer Sottile, Anthony Socco, Dominic Varney, John Venne, Carroll Vento, Salvatore With, Robert Wisneiwski, Stanley Zabel, Frederick Zielke, Stephen Zinda, Allen Zinda, Oliver 1931 'UDB EDIIHI .. 1931 Agnello, Madeline Alberti, Regina Alivo, Matilda Arthur, Helena Balistreri, Jennie Beardsley, June Brzoska, Stella Busalacchi, Mary Capuano, Jennie Camarda, Florence Caravella, Agatha Cherone, Rose Christianson, Verona Christensen, Mary Cianciolo, Josephine Cicerella, Annie Cicero, Concetta Clementi, Ethel Corrao, Frances Corrao, Josephine D'Amato, Mary DeNardis, Elsie De Questo, Jennie Sfuh-Zlirrnhmrn 7 A GIRLS Enea, Madeline Erato, Delores Fields, Dola Fischatella, Bastiana Foti, Rose Frey, Walfreda Frinzi, Rose Giersch, Marion Giofoglione, Rose Goldberg, Sylvia Gregorio, Adeline Jennaro, Mary Landon, Ann Librizzi, Marv Liebert, Hattie Machi, Anna Metrusopulu. Anna Monfre, Rose Mosey, Eleanor Murphy. Virginia Nagy, Margaret Nelson, Jean Olivo, Rose l66l Olson, Vivian Panzorella, Elizabeth Panzarella, Marcella Pederson, Lila Reale, Concetta Rhode, Dorothy Roloif, Florence Sanfelippo, Nancy Sgro, Frances Shaffer, Elizabeth Schwalbach, Grace Sonnenberg, Evelyn Shumake, Ellen Spinella, Laura Swanson, Irene Teriaca, Stella Valenti, Mary , Vitrano, Fanny Watkins, Ruth Wilson, Geraldine Worman, Louise Zembazuska, Stella 1931 WD! Qllllill .. 1931 Albano, Mike Alioto, Joe Amato, Jake Balistreri, Alex Bartolotta, John Bova, Andrew Busalacchi, Charles Busalacchi, Frank Cannestra, Leo Caputa, Carl Carlin, Robert Cary, Eugene Costarella, Anthony Christefolly, John Coe, Robert Curry, Donald D'Amato, Joe Deaton, Lyle Dentice, Alex Doherty, Patrick Sub-ilirrzhmvn 7 A BOYS Dooley, Allan LiBrezzi, Charles Emanuele, Constantino Lindsey, Yale Emanuele, Vincent Emmerich, LeRoy Endrusch, Henry Fedel, Adolph Geracie, Joe Giacalone, Joe Goldberg, Nathan Guse, Jerome Heath, John Hansen, Harry Hoffer, Vincent Ingrelli, Joe Jeffries, Thomas Koers, Robert Lanza, Joe Lanza, Selvio Lanzo, Tony Lasusa, Eugene Lupo, Joe Maertz, John Magestro, Tony Maglio, Bastiano Maglio, Ignatius Marino, Frank Megna, John Menos, Mike Milella, Patsy Myers, Kenneth Muceio, Frank Modrow, Bruce Mountjoy, Norman North, Louis O'Connor, Myles Pirelli, Elmer Romano, Tony Reams, Lloyd i671 Rodosko, Frank Rockwell, Ralph Roethe, Lester Sand, Harvey Santilli, Tony Scremo, Nick Scaflidi, Joe Scalici, Vincent Shinners, Lloyd Spinato, Santo Tryon, Melvin Vitrano, Charles Valloni, Joe Valenti, Joe Wojciechowski, Edwin Worman, Buster Zello, Francis Zeppos, Steve Zinda, Kenneth Zingara, Carmello 1931 .. WED! QDIIUI .2 1931 Balistreri, Mary Bruno, Rose Brusturis, Annie Carini, Marion Cefalu, Frances Ciarimitti, Lena Colla, Sadie Corona, Congetta F ero, June Germano, Rose Garella, Rose Hansen, Dorothy Hatzi, Alice Sub-Illrrnhmvn 7 B GIRLS Illari, Olga Jones, Vivian Joy, Hattie Lascari, Antonina Leone, Marie Maglio, Rose Mills, Genevieve Millela, Lucy Morano, Rose Powell, Laura Presteiilippo, Concetta Racuglia, Rosie Roloff, Gertrude ,l63l Rossetti, Tessie Saloutas, Bernice Sinagra, Anna Sorce, Bernice Stancampiano, Grace Treu, Harriet Valenti, Virginia Vento, Brigeda Verona, Grace Vollmar, Dorothy Wagner, Frances Williams, Beatrice Ziino, Agatha 1931 UD! QDlIill . 1931 Balistreri, Abe Balistreri, Frank Balistreri, Joe Balistreri, Joe Balistreri, John Balistrere, John Balistrere, Peter Balistreri, Tom Bortolotti, Alfred Boscia, Leonard Busalacchi, Peter Carpenter, Gilbert Carpenter, Kenneth Cataldo, Joe Cianciola, Tony Clarke, Frank Conigliaro, Nick Crivello, Vincent Curro, Frank D'Amato, Tony Derwin, Floyd D'Imaggio, Joe Dimiceli, Frank Di Ciaula, John Dragotta, Dominic Durrer, Donald Sub-Ellreshmrn 7 B BOYS Forster, Wilburt Gang, Marvin Gentille, August Gianopoulos, John Greco, John Greco, Joe Guardelabene, Angelo Haverkate, Theodore Hrin, Steve Italiano, Peter Jennaro, Tudy Joehnk, Jack Joy, Fred Koers, Jack La Vora, Frank Leichtle, Laurence Librizzi, Sam Lo Menzo, Andrew Lutz, Caspar Lutz, Walter Maddenti, Tony Magestro, Ben Martinez, Jim Manhoif, Alvin Mazza, Joe Maracola, Barney T691 Montana, James Myers, Robert Nally, Raymond Natoli, Charles Oven, James Palmisano, Louis Pritchard, Owen Prestiphilipo, Philip Proite, Joe Reina, Joe Romano, Frank Salvo, Tudy Schiero, Bemard Seebeck, Edward Sirna, Louis Sorano, Paul Sparaino, Sam Spella, Sarro Szafranski, Chester Tarantino, Joe Teal, Earl Tocco, Philip Topetzes, James Walczak, Louis Wolfgram, David 1931 UDB Qllllill 1931 GDDP in Srhnnl DONALD MOFFATT '31 Well, school is all over And I am in cloverg For four years of drudgery is done. I had to work somc, And I also had fun, But boy, I'm glad that it's done To think of three marks, And the many check-tests. To go home and study till dawn. It sure was a grind, But I shou1dn't mind, Because I soon will be done. To come in the morning, And listen to talks By some one who knows less than I. But I have lived through it By a good stroke of luck, But if it deserts me, I'l1 die. For the moral of school Is to keep calm and cool, And let the teachers believe you're a sponge Absorbing their knowledge Enjoying their jokes 'Tis best 'till you take the big plunge. i701 Artinitim The Laughfer am! M ll' s ic a n d Lilling Rhyme. That made for lhe Jour- ncy's happy 1 Time. 1931 . Tlllbt Quill .. 1931 Editor-in-Chief . Associaie Edifor Agnes Bonner Marie Johnson Business Manager Advertising Manager Liferary Margaret Irvine Caroline Gardner Ellie Qgllill. 5712111 DEPARTMENTAL EDITORS Marietta Marchese STAFF Alice Bedard BUSINESS STAFF ADVISERS Art . VERA DE GAETANO RAYMOND KUHLMANN Mickey Georgiady Irene Bozak . JEANETTE CLARKE , JENNIE MONFRE Business Roger Fullam William Drobnik Joseph Mollica Charles We sthofen Vera De Gaetano Marietta Marchese Jeanette Clarke l72l 1931 H QED! EDIIUI .. 1931 F1112 iQnnnr Svnrirtg Our coaches stop at the inn of The Revels. We enter and are taken to Council Hall, where this society rules. It has for its members only the elect of our school. Its ideal is scholarship, leadership, character, and service. ARLENE BORER IRENE M. BOZAK Adam, Marjorie Arnold, Katie Bachmann, Esther Bieneman, Lois Borer, Arlene Bozak, Irene Burns, Howard Carpenter, Grace Christensen, Lucille Christensen, Ruth D'Amato, Fanny OFFICERS MEMBERS Miller, Ruth Dane, Kenneth De Gaetano, Vera Flamm, Gladys Gardner, Dorothy Jarvella, Arthur Kirsch, Helen Kleeman, Bruno Langwill, John Luethy, Emma Manhotf, Norma FACULTY ADVISER Marie Smith I 731 President Secretary Muente, Rose Naimon, Sidney Nelson, Gladys Nemcek, Paul Patti, Lawrence Pechtel, Ruth Petoskey, James Poulos, Tasia Schiero, Frances Schroeder, Harold Senkbeil, Earl 1931 .. Tribe QDuill :: 1931 Ellie Statment Glmmril In another room at Council Hall sat the student government body deliber ating on the problems brought about by the revellers in their studios and play ful hours. From each group of young people is sent one representative to this august body, OFFICERS President . MICKEY GEORGIADY Vice President LOLA BORTIMORE Secretary . . . . MINNIE BORK MEMBERS 1. Mitchell, Myra 202. Gelin, Meyer 309 Flamm, Gladys 4. Jacobs, Sol 202.M Lutz, Walter 310 Nitschke, Elsie 5. Shinners, Herbert 202.N Mosey, Edward 311 Maddente, John 6. Rafalle, Charles 202.S Peraino, Vincent 312 Patti, Margaret 8.A Roloff, Charles 203. Koeble, Norma 313. Wehde, Max 101. Smith, Harvey 205. Patti, Angello 315. Manna, Madeline 102. Jennaro, Angeline 206 Field, Jean 316. Purpero, Carl 103. Zengler, Dorothy 207.M Dropped 317 Bork, Minnie 104. Capuano, John 207.N Davies, Betty 318. Georgiady. Mickey 105. Oscarsi Raymond 207.8 poulos, Tom 320. Jacobson, james 107. Greco, Patrina 209 Rae Ina 321. Holland, David 108. Sorce, Tony 217 Mod-et Donald 322. Kerscher, joe 109. Williams, Arthur 302 Baxtexf Harold 323. Wiersum, Eleanor 110. Sgro, Frances 303 R b. ' Ed d 404. Zitelman, Ruth 111. Anastas, Christ 0 fnsoni war 405. Reidy, Avis 112. Nigrelli, Andrew 305 Schlero' fances 406. Luethy, Emma 114. Koers, Robert 305 Lang. FYZHCCS 407. Bedard, Alice 115. Bortimore, Lola 307 MCGOW. JBFHCS 409. Arena, Lily 116, Behrendt, Etna 308. Otter, Ruth 410. Christnacht, Margaret FACULTY ADVISERS Natalie Notz Ernest Phillips l74l 1931 QED! Qllttill 1931 Uhr mhilnmilia Men are never so likely to settle rightly as when they discuss it freely, say the Philos as we watch them enter into spirited debates, Speech contests, and clever stunts. We stop for a while to listen and then continue to other halls. President Vice President . Secretary- Treasurer Anastas, Christ Anderson, Ruth Arndt, Ruth Bedard, Alice Bieneman, Lois Block, Dorothy Boleslaus, Borek Bozak, Irene Brett, James Chrisien, Louis Christensen, Lucille De Gaetano, Vera Gardner, Dorothy OFFICERS MEMBERS Jacobson, James Johnson, Marie Jones, William Kleeman, Bruno Lesch, Lucille Mer-icle, Lon Millard, Nona Miller, Ruth Mosey, Elizabeth Mosey, Emily Nagy, Irene Nichols, Marie FACULTY ADVISER Laura C. Boyle l75l . DOROTHY GARDNER . HERBERT WILLIAMS LUCILLE CHRISTENSEN Paetow, Ruth Pechtel, Ruth Posner, Lester Purpuro, Carl Quigley, Muriel Regan, Joe Rehbein, Florence Reilly, James Rempelos, Sophia Richter, William Santille, James Shinners, Willard Williams, Herbert 1931 . WEBB mail! 1931 Uhr Behatrrz B As we walk along the corridor we hear deep convincing voices as if in argument. Opening the door the conclusive speeches of a debate greet our ears. The debate teams, though not always victorious, have, nevertheless, an unconquerable spirit. AFFIRMATIVE TEAM Captain .... Bergmann, Paul First Speaker . . Cates, Lillian Second Speaker . Blink, Robert Third Speaker . Bergmann, Paul NEGATIVE TEAM Capiain .... Jones, William First Speaker . . Posner, Lester Second Speaker . Millard, Nona Third Speaker Jones, William FACULTY ADVISER Arnold Lenz i761 1931 WU! Qllllill 1931 Uhr German Qlluh This club has really the foreign atmosphere. The youthful Americans speak entirely German during the club meetings. Their entertainment is also in German and lends a charming foreign air to the rest of the gatherings. President . Secretary- Treasurer Editor of German Paper Assistant Editor Alto, Donna Arnold, Katie Bachman, Esther Bedard, Alice Berg, Daniel Block, Dorothy Busalacchi, Mary Chrisien, Louis Cohen, Evelyn Christensen, Lucille Bankwarth, Hertha Drees, Alec Ehr, Margaret Eberhardt, Joseph Fischer, Mathilde Fryer, Lawrence OFFICERS MEMBERS Ganz, Isobelle Gendelman, Rose Hantke, Margaret Hantke, Gerhard Herpowski, Eleanore Hutwagner, Helen Jacobs, Sol Jarvella, Arthur Jopke, Fred Kerscher, Joseph Kleeman, Bruno Koller, Dorothy Lewandowski, John Luethy, Emma Mantel, Edythe Mantel, Esther FACULTY ADVISER Margaret Keeley i771 . GERHARD HANTKE . ARTHUR JARVELLA . BRUNO KLEEMAN MARGARET HANTKE Manna, Madeline Maras, Tom Margolis, Donald Matte, Alice . Muente, Rose Packard, Florence Poulos, Tacia Rae, Ina Rivett, William Kusneck, Josephine Soboda, Margaret Schuppa, Velma Thieke, Ralph Trzebiatowski, Henry Woelfel, Hildegard Zeppos, Nick 1931 Eb: Qlluill 1931 Ellie Glamvra Glluh While the young revellers are singing and dancing out in the courtyard or are engaged in more serious pursuits inside, the members of the Camera Club are engaged in taking their pictures. President . . Vice President . Secrelary- Treasurer Anastas, Christ Boruszak, Franklin Bruzina, John Bussone, John Cohen, Roy Gauer, Harold Jackman, Charles Jacobson, James OFFICERS MEMBERS FACULTY ADVISER Raymond Suchy WSI CHARLES JACKMAN . EARL SENKBEIL . NORMA KOEBEL Jankowski, Edward Koebel, Norma Machia, Laurine Marchese, Marietta Marszewski, Frank Rosecky, George Senkbeil, Earl Szczygielski, Edward Trezebtowski, Henry 1931 one Qnuill .. 1931 Elie illlzwquvrz We go into another cozy hall of the inn, and we hear voices. We go in to search and find a play in full swing. We wait until they iinish, so interested are we, and learn that this is a company of court players, who are rehearsing a play for presentation. Their members represent some of the best court talent. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bergman, Paul Block, Dorothy Bonner, Agnes Borek, Boleslaus Bruzina, John Cadwalader, Louise Christensen, Lucille Curry, Morgan De Gaetano, Vera Gardner, Dorothy Greco, Mary Greco, Sam OFFICERS MEMBER S Haeberle, Eugene Johnson, Marie Jones, William Karl, Carl Kirsch, Helen Kuharski, Raymond Kuhlmann, Raymond Lasusa, Jacob Mac Donald, Norma Megna, Vincent Mericle, Lon Mosey, Emily FACULTY ADVISER Marie Louise Smith l79l EMILY MOSEY DOROTHY GARDNER SOPHIE REMPELOS RAY KUHLMANN Mosey, Elizabeth Patti, Rosalie Peterson, Ruth Pfersch, Phillip Purpero, Carlo Quigley, Muriel Rae, Ina Rempelos, Sophia Riley, James Richter, William San Fellipo, Rose Wolters, William 1931 UD! QDLIHI 1931 Ellyn Seninr lilug Dulcinea .................. Gordon Smith, her husband. Bulrg Produced by THE MASQUERS The Players William Parker, her brother .... C. Roger Forbes ............ Mrs. Forbes ....... Angela Forbes ..... Schyler Van Dyck .................. Tom Sterrett, Advertising Engineer... Vincent Leach .....,............. Blair Patterson .,,, . . . Henry ......... Director Marie Louise Smith l80l . . . .Emily Mosey . . . .William Jones . . . .William Richter Raymond Kuhlmann . . .Dorothy Gardner .Louise Cadwallader . . . . .Phillip Pfersch . .Charles Welitzkin . . . .Paul Bergmann . . . . .John Bruzina ...Jacob Lasusa 1931 .. UD! Sllllill .. 1931 Uhr Earth After leaving the inn, we ask our coachman to take us up to Orchestra Hall. Here we come upon the band in its colorful uniforms playing a. stirring march. We hate to leave but we hear strains of an orchestra from an adjoining room and go on. Azarowecz, Bernard Azarowiecz, Phillip Balistreri, Frank Bartolone, .Toe Busalacchi, Vincent Blink, Robert Bergmann, Paul Bonfeglio, Tony Cochran, Simpson Colin, Beatrice Cohen, Roy Cook, Prescott Donaldson, Robert Fricano, Charles Gendelman, Rose Goldsmith, Gladys Goldsmith, Dorothy Greco, Patrino Gobi, Umberto MEMBERS I-Iaugsted, Helen Hileman, Lyle Joehnks, Robert Jones, Bertha Kaupert, Ruth Keller, Lauresson Koenigsberger, Anna Lang, Francis Meyers, Rodney Maniaci, Tony Mattiole, Marcus Maddente, John Manhoff, Norma Moore, Mabel Mueller, Karl Mattiole, Mary Mc Gaw, James Nooyen, Jack Orlando, Fred DIRECTOR E. Grant Boltz lS1l 9 Orlando, Sam Posner, Lester Rappa, Sam Rice, Richard Riley, James Schmidt, Raymond Schmidt, Eleanor Schmidt, George Sharon, Jack Switzky, Irving Singleton, Sallie Stubel, Adolph Stancampiano, N unzio Thompson, Marion Teplinsky, Oscar Thompson, Roy Whaley, Nathalie Wilcox, Kenneth Wiest, Catherine 1931 .. TED! QDUHI .. 1931 Elie Qbrrhrntra The strains become louder, and then we see a large orchestra with an amazing variety of instruments. Their playing is exquisite, and we are en- chanted by the music. Alto, Donna Arndt, Ruth Bartalone, Joe Bergmann, Paul Boniiglio, Tony Busalacchi, August Cohen, Roy Colin, Beatrice Cook, Prescott Cusma, Tony Dale, Leo Dankwardt, Hertha De Sham, Grace Gendelman, Rose Goldsmith, Dorothy Greuel, Mildred Gobbi, Umberto Goesl, Andrew MEMBERS Hantke, Gerhard Hathaway, Elaine Hatzi, James Haverkate, Harry Hileman, Lyle Hollosi, Peter Jones, Anne E, Jones, Sarah Kaupert, Ruth Knoll, Elizabeth Kuhlman, Raymond Lappas, Frank Lappas, Theodora Larkowski, Emil Maddenti, John Manizci, Tony Mattioli, Marcus Mueller, Carl Orlando, Sam FACULTY DIRECTOR Etna Strohm l82 I Pfersch, Philip Posner, Lester Pozorski, Rose Rempelos, Marie Rice, Richard Roloff, Charles Schmidt, George Schmidt, Ray Serio, Joe Singleton, Sallie Stubel, Alfred Switzky, Irving Teplinsky, Oscar Tranter, Claude Trinitopoli, Emil Trost, Evelyn Wilcox, Kenneth Young, Lucille 1931 .. TED! muill .. 1931 Uhr C5122 Glluh This time we hear not instruments but voices - high sweet voices, low powerful voices - beautiful voices singing in beautiful unison, This club we understand, is for those music lovers who want to cultivate their voices and sing beautiful songs. Adam, Marjorie Anastas, Christ Arena, Lily Bergmann, Paul Bortimore, Lola Gendelman, Rose Haefner, Frances Henske, Joy Holick, Margaret Huffman, Helene MEMBERS Thanos, Charles FACULTY ADVISER Etna Strohm U31 Kuhlmann, Raymond Levesque, Jane Machie, Laurine Moffat, Donald Monfre, Jennie Montana, Dominic Nooyen, Jack Pfersch, Phillip Rempelos, Marie Rempelos, Sophia 1931 2. UDB Quill .. 1931 Flhr Zlntrr Se From somewhere we hear the soft strains of an orchestra. On being led to it we find the town's fair maidens swaying gently to the strains of Amaryllis, A program of song and story has just been finished and the girls have just begun to dance. Their meetings are always among them- selves. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adam, Marjorie Anderson, Ruth Arndt, Ruth Bachman, Esther Balestreri, Josephine Beckett, Nettie Bedard, Alice Blazincic, Martha Block, Dorothy Borer, Arlene Bortimore, Lola Bozak, Irene Brodell, Leone Brown, Charlotte Busalacchi, Mary Carson, Christina Chermak, Eva Mae Christensen, Ruth De De De De Gaetano, Vera Loye, Beatrice Nomie, Bonita Sham, Grace Dietz, Catherine Digert, Marie Drewek, Marcella Eanelli, Mary Erlicher, Agnes Erlicher, Irma Fischer, Evelyn Fischer, Matilda Flamm, Gladys Foti, Mary Frederick, Maxine Gagliano, Josephine Ganz, Isabelle Gibbs, Helen Giofoglione, Adeline OFFICERS MEMBERS Harris, Myrtle Herkowski, Eleanor Heiperin, Charlotte Huffman, Frances Huffman, Helen Hutwagner, Helen Johnson, Marie Kirsch, Helen Koebel, Norma Koller, Dorothy Knuth, Velma Kuczmarski, Merced Leuthy, Emma . MARJORIE ADAM VERA DE GAETANO . . ARLENE BORER LUCILLE CHRISTENSEN Muente, Rcse Murphy, Elaine Nahabedian, Susan Nast, Florence Nelson, Gladys Nolan, Catherine Noth, Evelyn Packard, Irene Paetow, Ruth Patti, Rose Pechtel, Ruth es Phinney, Ruth Pirelli, Louise Levesque, Mary jane Pizzino, Mary Malek, Clementine Pritchett, Edna Mary Mantel, Esther Pritchett, Helen Manhoff, Norma Prondzinski, Emily Marchese, Marietta Mendola, Mary Purpero, Rose Rachi, Margaret Romano, Louise Rommel, Lorraine Rotroif, Doris Sinagra, Eleanor Sindoni, Sarah Sirna, Anna Slutsky, Sylvia Sorgi, Elsie Spaulding, Geraldin Stefhl, Dorothy Stern, Fanny Streck, Catherine Strong, Authula Tarczynski, Marie Valenti, Mary White, Emily Williams, Margaret Zitelman, Ruth FACULTY ADVISERS Catherine De Voy Jean Tainsh May McDermott Marietta Clark l X4l C 1931 .. QED! QDIHII 1931 Uhr lflihrarg Glluh This library club bids the artistic youth and the youth who wants to educate his reading taste to come to their happy meetings. They read books upon books, and then make attractive bood-ends and covers to enhance the beauty of the stories. OFFICERS President . . . . . Vice President , . . PAUL BERGMANN MICKEY GEORIADY Secretary , Treasurer . Adams, Dorothy Anderson, Ruth Arduino, Lino Arndt, Ruth Bedard, Alice Bellinghausen, Richard Bergmann, Paul Bethuren, Philip Block, Dorothy Bortimore, Lola Bozak, Irene Brown, Charlctte Burns, Howard Busalacchi, Mary Cates, Lillian Christensen, Ruth MEMBERS Cohen, Roy Colla, Catherine Collura, Sam Conte, Al DeLoye, Beatrice Fallcn, James Foti, Mary Frye, Bliss Georgiady, Mickey Gigliotti, Frank Gagliano, Josephine Keidel, Christine Lehman, Carl Lynch, Ray Monfre, Jennie Minorik, Joe FACULTY ADVISER Rose Marie Candee l85l MORRIS NOLL JENNIE MONFRE Montana, Domonic Moffat, Donald Noll, Morris Nooyen, Jack Roloff, Florence Spicuzza, Daisy Schierp, Frances Schmidt, Gertrude Shinners, Herbert Shelton, Bernice Shelton, Dorothy Singleton, Sallie Sorgi, Elsie Theiss, Eleanor Trzebiatowski, Henry Wisnewski, Edward 1931 TID! EDLUIIR 1931 Uhr Hrnmvnahv In the large ballroom of the beautiful inn is held the year's most elaborate and thrilling event. Here the young ladies and their handsome escorts have come to dance and to reign with a king and queen. Memories of the gor- geous pageant of the court-ladies, and gentlemen will not soon be forgotten. PROM CHAIRMAN Richard Humphries ' COMMITTEES Howard Burns Ray Lynch Margaret Rheinhardt Sophia Rempelos James Brett Marietta Marchesi Sallie Singleton FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Laura Boyle Miss Marietta Clark Mr. Englebert Blonien l36l 1931 .. 'mhz Quill 1931 Uhr meta Ahelphnn Our coaches stop at the inn of The Revels. We enter and in the court- yard come upon a group of little girls dancing the Virginia Reel. We stop enchanted by the spirit of youth. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Caruso, Josie Cantania, Josie Cascio, Anna Collura, Catherine Cobb, Mildred Corona, Fannie D'Amato, Rose Duperis, Muriel Field, Jean OFFICERS MEMBERS Haugsted, Helen Inalmann, Marian La Monica, Joyce Murphy, Virginia Nagy, Margaret Olson, Opal Olson, Vivian Patti, Margaret Palazzato, Mamie l37l FRANCES BUSSE JUNE BURNETTE ELAINE NETOLS HELEN AUGSTAD Panzarettli, Marcella Phinney, Grace Popp, Hazel Roventini, Livia Shuball, Vivian Schwalback, Grace Sorce, Frances Taralli, Amelia Worman, Louise Christnacht, Margaret Fields, Dola Purpero, Anna 1931 . UD! QDLIHI 1931 Uhr 3luninr llitvrarg Glluh As we walk up the lane we come upon the young folks at this time girls and boys, who are planning entertainment for their next meeting. We'l1 present a play, says one. No, we'll have speeches, says another, as we leave them to join the senior revels. OFFICERS ROBERT CARLIN . . . DOLA FIELDS . . VIRGINIA MURPHY JOSEPH MEGNA . . . MEMBER S Carlin, Robert Canapa, Florence Collura, Catherine Dallman, George Dooley, Allan Dooley, Alice Dememske, Mary Distafano, Carmello DeBon, Gerald D'Amato, Mary D'Amore, Philip Eviston, Viola Haugsted, Helen Hrin, Frances Ingurio, Anna Knebel, Lydia Jankowski, Eleanor Johnson, Myrtle Murphy, Jack Murkowski, Marcella Mosey, Eleanor Murphy, Virginia Schumaker, El'en l33l . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Phinney, Greac Powell, William Panzerelli, Elizabeth Reiss, William Rhode, Dorothy Schumaker, Ellen Schroeder, Robert Seebeck, Edward Schmidt, William Sorgi, Alfred Sandon, Anne Zarcone, Constance 1931 :: QLD: SlDuiII :: 1931 Elie 'emzhngz Qlluh The youngest of all the young revellers can be found on the city's corners at night crying the news of the town. Secretary Adornato, Lorenzo Aiello, John Agnello, Leonard Albano, Sam Alfano, Alfred Amata, Jake Andrae, Richard Anello, Arthur Arena, Joe Aveni, Louis Azzolina, Phillip Bacik, Antony Bagin, Albert Bailey, Theodore L. Balistreri, Dcmimc Balistreri, Frank Balistreri, Jim Balistreri, Joe Balistreri, John Balistreri, Sam Canapa, Bernard Cfannestra, Jim Canestra, Leo Cantania, James Capizzi, Joe Cera, Mike Ceralo, Joe Cherone, Arthur Chiesa, Guido Doro, Sylvester Dragatta, Joe Draskovich, John Edlund, Russell E. Emanuela, Vincent Engelhuber. Marvin Erasmus, Kenneth Faccidomo, Andrew Ferrara, George Fishatelloo, Joe Friedman, Danford Friedrick, Frederick Fryar, Lawrence Galio, Santo Guades, Tony Garrella, Joe Gasperitti, Joseph Gazzana, Joe Gfbhs, Leighton Giazalone, Frank Giacalone, Joe OFFICERS MEMBERS I-Iantke, Gerhard Harlow, Kenneth Harris, john Hart, Joseph Harry, Raymond Italiano, John Janopolis, John Johnson, Elmer jarvella, Arthur Jopke, Frederick Lamb, Jesse Lanza, Selvio Lanzo, Joe Lanzo, Tony Laport, Joe Lascari, Joe Lasusa, Eugene Lembo, Salvatore Lerret, Merwin Librezzi, Cono Lo Cicero, Tony Lococo, Frank LoNonaco, Jack Lorkowski, Emil Maertz, John ' FACULTY ADVISER Rose Zanella F891 Magestro, Ben Magestro, Tony Maglio, Carlo Maglio, Basteias Maglio, Charles Maner, Christ Manross, Robert Mountjoy, Clifton Mosey, Edward Murphy, jack Natoli, Sam Nickel, Francis Nigrelli, Charles Nolan. Robert Noogen, Jack Oliva, Paul Palmisano, Louis Palmer, Thomas Picciurro. Saro Piraino, Vincent Piscuine, Carles Redman, Reyncld Reilly, James Rivett, Howard Romano, Tiny JOE ARENA Spinella, Bruno Stoltman, Herman Stoner, Spencer Stylow, Raymond Szymanski, Clement Thielke, Ralph Tarantino, Tony Thomas, Edward Thompson, Lars Tolzzmann, Carl Tradel, Alvin Tranter, Claud Trinitalopi. Emil Tucker, William Varney, John Vitrano, Dominic Vitrano, Tony Weingarten, Ted Williams, Arthur E Wiviott, Mac Zielisch, Harold Zinda, Allen Zino, Anthony Zinda, Oliver Zingara, Carmello 1931 'ZIIQIJY Qllllill 1931 1901 1931 TED! 5IDuill 1931 W 1 IWI 1931 TID! QDLIHI 1931 V931 Athlrtira Riding all D I1 y makes young men old. One musl I1 a 1' v Sports so I am told. 1931 WILD! QDLIHI 1931 KLUGE He held the reins firmly and made our trips a success. CARROLL He kept the boys alive with energy. A great favorite. MOLLICA He helped the head coachmen speed on their way to victory. l94l Uhr Illnnihall Gram We expected to travel far and wide this year. There was one stop at which we particularly wanted to leave a good impres- sion, and that was at Athletic Field. We knew that when the coachman pulled up the horses and the postboy threw open the doors of the Lincoln coach, we wanted the crowd of bystand- ers to marvel at our passengers. Among our good companions of the road we included a group of skilled athletes. We can say now after the long trip, as we comfortably sit before the tire at Lincoln's Inn, It has fallen to the lot of few men to have ever had the pleasure and as- surance of the good fellow- ship, and good cheer that has always been part of Lincoln's team of sportsmen. 1931 'ZIID2 mail! 1931 'Ye gl Uhr Eiumiihe tEamr Lincoln met its first defeat within two years, but not with- out a battle. Both teams were on the defensive and showed fighting spirit. It was perhaps Riverside's chance to reap revenge for the previous year's loss. Rynn ran twenty yards for the iirst touchdown. Captain Fallon kicked oil' for Lincoln at the beginning of the second half and the ball finally rested on Lincoln's thirty-five yard line. From this point Riverside scored her second touchdown. In the last quarter, Lincoln completed many passes for long gains, but the game ended be- fore the team had a chance to score. CURRO We look to him to captain his men well on next year's coaching trip. HUMPHRIES Always in the center of things, he kept his weather eye peeled for any surprise attacks. LYNCH It is a deplorable fact that we had to wait un- til the end of our jour- ney to include so desir- able a companion in our travels. l95l SUE I 1931 UD! Qllllill 1931 ZINGALE A great lighter we thought him, and to be depended upon in any weather. BRUSTURIS Never say die was his motto, and we felt we could face the dan- gers of any road guard- ed by this assurance. CONTE We were assured that if he journeyed with us, he could be depended upon to travel to the end of the road. l96l Uhr Bag Ninn Game This game was one of the hardest fought games of the year in which Lincoln was nosed out by a mere extra point gained on a touchdown. It was a wonderful game and although the score was seven to six in favor of Bay View, Lincolnites were satisfied at the excellent maneuvering of the team. For Bay View, Kayser went through center for a. touchdown and Miller made the extra point on a line plunge. For Lincoln, Vlasis carried the ball for the sole touchdown and the pass for the extra point was incom- plete. l93l TILE!! QDLIHI 1931 Uhr North Game Lincoln rallied to win this game by a score of thirteen to nothing. The game gave Wefel of North and Fallon of Lincoln an opportunity for an excellent showing in a punting duel. Burns, Vlasis, Lynch and Cur- ro did exceptional work. A series of end runs and line bucking gained two first downs and placed the ball on North's ten yard line. On a reverse play, Burns went over for a touchdown. Vlasis' attempt for the extra point failed. In the fourth quarter, F a 1 l o n went over for the second touchdown. A pass from Vlasis to Fallon was good for the extra point. CUTRIFELLI If somewhere in our journey danger threat- ened, this man could be relied upon to block its progress. HARRIS We could never hold back, never keep from charging straight ahead when we heard, C'mon white boy. MINORIK He was ready to t a c k 1 e any opponent, l a r g e or small- size never dismayed his ef- forts. F971 1 1931 Zltbz Quail! 1931 SCHRIEBER His assuring stature kept away even the fear of a lurking enemy. APPLEBY All along the line, we knew that Red meant fight. CORAGGIO Though not so ex perienced an athlete as his fellows. he never- theless possesses the qualities that made him a fellow to take along. l93l Uhr ment Game Lincoln celebrated its annual Homecoming by winning its first game of the season. Neith- er team penetrated the twenty yard line of their respective goal during the game. A1 Burns went through left tackle for the winning touch- down. Fa11on's kick for the extra point was blocked. Lin- coln was on West's five yard line as the game ended. This unexpected victory over West by a six to nothing score gave Lincoln the most glorious homecoming parade seen for many years. Fallon, Burns, Curro, and Vlasis did ine work for Lin- coln, while King and Schneider were strong opponents. v -1 :. V'57i4 3-: pf -5g.Q15.f,.'f . 1931 'Ubi Quill 1931 Uhr washington Game Lincoln suifered its second defeat of the season in 'this game. The Lincolnites, though outweighed, played a splendid defensive game. Toward the end of the game they made numerous passes but failed to score. In the first quarter, long runs from Washington men carried the ball to Lin'coln's goal. Neu- bauer carried the ball through the line for the first score. Dur- ing the second quarter, neither team threatened or scored. In the third quarter, Neubauer again went over for a second touchdown. Cruice ran sixty yards for the third touchdown. All attempts for the extra points failed. CLARK He was a fellow never to be tired by the journey or to be dis- couraged by mishaps, AL BURNS Whatever way we pursued he made it a point to secure the greatest gains in speed and space. FALLON A good friend, a good leader, and a spirited plaver. We dip our pen in a bottle of printer's ink and write with a flourish- To the Cap- tain! l99i 1931 TID! Qlltlill 1931 GAUER No trip could succeed without a manager. He managed and succeeded well. The boys called him Sleepy and there he was ready. WILLIAMS With his care the boys were not afraid of injury that occurred in accidents on the trip. 11001 Uhr St. Cllathrrinr Game The Lincoln Reserves lost this game, but it was well fought and gave opportunity for the boys to play. In the first half Lisades and Angel of Racine scored the two touch- downs. Then our team tighten- ed its defense and held Racine scoreless for the remainder of the game. Howard Burns, Bellinghausen, and Corrao did exceptional work. No doubt if the Lincoln Re- serves had fought their first half as they did during the sec- ond half, there would be a dif- ferent story about the thirteen to two score in favor of St. Catherine. 1931 TID! Quill 1931 l -r Efhv wrark Cflrann On our first spring journey along Lincoln way we noted with joy and anticipation of good work, the track squad of our school. The boys, zealous for victory's glory, were tireless in their vigorous practice. We observed with satisfaction the hurdling of Bellinghausen, and watched with confidence in fu- ture r e s ul t s, the running of Harris, Mueller, Bethurem, and Lehman. These boys we knew could and would carry the Lin- coln standard to glory if not to victory. We wanted to remain for an unlimited space, watch- ing the practice, but our coach- men cracked the whip, and we were gone after new pursuits. CARROLL Here again he guides our youth to success at Athletic Field. JACOBSON A good fellow who s o u g ht to fullill the wants of his fellows. BIERI His help was invalua- ble in guiding the boys over bump and falls. 11011 1931 TID! Quill 1931 Swimming Gram Boys will be boys, and now they indulge in aquatic sports. Very success- ful were they in spite of the ditliculty in finding adequate pools on MEMBERS Arthur Williams Edward Berry William Dermody Billie Wolters Eldred Champion James McGraw John Madeja David Davies H021 the trip Iflumnr The Fork in fill' Roadls around U10 Bend. Laugh! The Riflcfs h 0 0 n Happy - no Und, X 1931 It 'Ubi QDIIHI IZ 1931 A ilinughing me will 0511 How many miles before we get to Stratford? Roy Cohen, as spokesman for the bunch of Lincoln alumni in the bus, had decided to please Mickey Georgiady and Ruth Miller and find out for them just how much longer they would have to wait before their next opportunity came to stretch their legs. He hardly expected the answer Pasquale Coraggio, the driver of the bus, gave him. That's just what I can't figure out, he said. We were sure it was only twenty-one miles to Stratford, but we've gone thirty-six already and I don't know where we are now. We must have taken the wrong road somewhere, He had hardly finished speaking when a sudden flash of lightning dimly revealed the huge outline of a house, which they would certainly have passed had it not been for the unexpected illumination. A hotel, at last, sighed Rose Gendelman, and emerged hopefully into the storm. Hey, come back here, shouted Ray, but Rose, as was her wont, kept' right on going. Then, following Rose's example, the other Lincolnites stepped daintily forth, and charged the hostelry. It was a stout door, and refused to open or break. After some minutes of rythmic hammering, the house was flooded with lights, and a head was poked bravely out of the window. Hey, shouted Franklin Boruszak, come down here and open up. We're soaked. I don't open up for soaks, boomed the stentorian tones of Ted Weingarten. Ted Weingartenf' chorused the hardy travelers. C'mon Ted, open the door, begged Grace DeSham. You know me-you know us. Lincolnites! yelled Ted, and bounced down the stairs with as much speed as his portly frame would allow, to open the door. His cook, Louis Chrisien, awakened by the noise, met him at the foot of the stairs. Together they unbarred the door, and were deluged by rain and the Lincoln travelers. Mine friends, shouted Louie, fcndly embracing James Fallon tirst, and then prog- ressing down the line, I know you're hungry. Come, I get for you de best sopper. Ve haf sauer krout, vieners, and pickled pig's feet-de best vat gifs it. Well, sighed Franklin a half hour later, as all the travelers assembled before a crackling fire in the Lincoln Tavern fsuch was the name of the Hotel . Coincidence?l We can't leave until morning, and since they haven't enough beds in this place to go around, we'll have to sit up all night. I'll have to see the chief of police about this. In the meantime what shall we do to keep awake all night? ' Let's tell jokes, mumbled Jimmy between bites of a weiner. Wait till I finish this pig's foot, and I'll tell you a good story about Howard Burns, offered Roy Cohen swallowing the last knuckle, I brought my harp along, meekly ventured Al Conte. At these inoifensive words, a large shout echoed and re-echoed in the old tavern. Always prepared. Did you think St. Peter might make you go to harp dances? questioned Jimmy. Oh, do play for us, invited Mickey. I1041 1931 .. TID! QDIIHI .. 1931 After his solo, nobly attempted, the company decided against Heaven-under any circumstances. But Roy Cohen was going to tell. us a story, Franklin reminded his companions. So I was, beamed Roy. Let me see-one night after Howard Burns finished his English exam, a policeman 1- Nothing doing, a chorus of protests rose. We read that one in the Quill a long time ago. 'lMaybe I know a better one, continued Roy, nothing daunted. Once, Howard Burns was walking down Wisconsin Avenue chewing a stick of lickerish. A lady walking just ahead of him dropped her purse. Howard dashed forward to pick it up, and when the lady looked at him to thank him, she fainted. Howard was going to stop to ask ques- tions, but a squadron of policemen made him change his mind. Howard continued on his way until another lady dropped her purse. This time instead of picking up the purse, Howard shoved everybody oil' the sidewalk and began running up Third Street Stop--. Say, that's part of a story I was going to tell about Harold Schroeder and Osbee Sampson , Tony Balistreri interrupted. Last summer Osbee Sampson and Harold Schroeder were walking down Third Street when they met Howard Burns sprinting merrily along. Howard yelled 'Inter Se parade coming up tl1e street', and Harold made for the nearest doorway. Osbee gave chase, and soon he and Harold were playing tag up and down the corridors of the Schroeder Hotel. On the thirteenth Hoof, Osbee, tired of run- ning up and down stairs, sat down on the top step to wait for Harold. After an hour and a half, Osbee heard much struggling and groaning down the hall. Rousing himself, he turned around to see Harold in the custody of the two house detectives, Bill Jones and Dick Bellinghausen. Dick had a blue eye, and the usual part in Bill Jcnes' hair had shifted sides. But Jimmy Fallon knows the rest of the story. I can't remember the finish, said Jimmy Fallon, but I know some of the story. Bill Jones and Dick Bellinghausen used to run a. pawn shop, but they had so much stolen goods on their hands all the time that they decided to go into the detcetive business. Well, Dick and Bill had only been in the Schroeder a week before Harold turned up on the transom of room 1313. He couldn't explain how he got there except that he thought he owned the Hotel Csame names you knowj and ought to be allowed to do his daily dozen swinging from the transom or even the lobby chandelier if he felt like it. Harold gave fight when captured, and had to be given a stick of candy, and a punch in the nose to keep him quiet. Dick's eye, by the way, isn't normal yet, and Bill Jones' hair not being able to decide on the part, stands up on end. Well, Dorothy Gardner happened to be outside the hotel when all this happened and -- Let me tell that one, said Franklin. Dot Gardner was waiting for Vera to come along from the delicatessen one day, and Vera, happening to run into a street car with a Ford she had just learned to drive, took two hours to explain to the judge why she thought she ought to be able to pass a street car on the left. Dot got tired of waiting, and decided to eat at the Schroeder. She found two pearls in her oyster stew and was tripping out to tell the chief of police, when she met Lester Posner stepping out of his Rolls Royce. Lester began singing Oh Tell me Pretty maiden. Dorothy was so surprised that she opened her mouth, and the pearls fell out. Lester and Dot began chasing the cunning things down the street with Lester's chauffeur driving the Rolls madly after them tooting his siren until it broke. Carl Lehman happened along about then 1' Yes, and that's my story, said Grace De Sham. Carl Lehman, you know, owns a diamond mine in South Africa, and spends his vacations in Milwaukee. He had met 11051 1931 .. 'UIDK Slltlill .. 1931 Emily and Betty Mosey strolling up and down in front of the Boston Store advertising beach pajamas, when to the utter consternation of them all, came Ruth Roethe and Sophia Rempelos, escorted by a squad of motorcycle policemen. Sophia is known as the girl with the million dollar voice, and so there's always someone trying to steal it. Ergo the cops. Ruth travels with Sophia wherever they go. Well, this whole crowd of Lincolnites boarded Dot Gardner's old Elizabeth one day and rode out to Saukville, Wisconsin. They intended to hike, but at Saukville they if I know more about that than you do, broke in Ruth Paetow, I was there. We all went to Saukville, and dragged the Fire Chief away from his dinner to play baseball with us. We won fifteen out of fifteen games. Just when things were ready for a good iight, Emily yelled, 'Fire !' and the Saukvillians Qthe villiansl had to go to the tire. We lost a lot of money that day, but then how were we to know that --' Never mind the money you lost, remarked Roy, having been asleep all the while. Did you ever play bridge with Emily ? No? Well, don't. I'm warning you. Well, did you ever play tag with Al Burns? questioned Jimmy Fallon. Try it sometime. He climbs trees, Hag poles, and buildings. Once we couldn't find him until Edward Wisniewski happened to look up on the roof of a house across the street from school, and there was Al, sitting in the chimney. Which reminds me, said Mickey, did you ever hear that story about Lucille Chris- tensen and Marjorie Adam? Well, cnce they bought a Ford and tried it out on a couple of bumpy roads. One of the bumps jumped out and bit the old gas tank. The gasoline spurted out along the road until the car come to a sudden stop. A heated argument began. Neither of the girls could decide which was to tramp to a garage and which was to stay and mind the car. Finally they both went. .When they came back with six garage men and a wrecking truck, the car was gone. They still, on a winter evening, when they want excitement, try to solve the mystery. It's just like a Sherlock Holmes story only not so mysterious. Speaking of Sherlock Holmes reminds me that Al Kuszewski and Marie Johnson were writing a mystery story-that is until the mystery burned up. began Franklin. Al was writing the story and Marie was typing it. Jerome Szczpanski used the manu- script for a cigar lighter one day, though, and that was the end of the mystery. Al is trailing Jerome these days with a scalping knife. The last we heard of them, A1 had bought the Mexican army and Jerome had departed to penetrate the wilds of Central Africa, As Franklin finished speaking there was a thundering roar, a Hash of lightning, and the party in Lincoln Tavern woke up. To their astonishment, they discovered they had been fast asleep in one corner of Coach Carroll's sixth hour study hall. noel B 2-Xhuvrtining 1931 TED! QDIIHI 1931 HIGH GRADE ' D1AMoNDs - WATCHES - JEWVELRY 32925 SILVERVVARE NOVELTIES B492 ENGRAVED STATIONERY, INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 3293 fllanufaeturers of HIGH GRADE CLASS, CLUB AND SOCIETY RINGS, PINS, BADGES 22335 TROPHIES FOR ALL EVENTS unde 8: Upmeyer Co. ewelers-M ilwaulzee Plankinton Building Where Wisconsin Ave. Crosses North Plankinton Where Quality is as Represented H081 1931 UD! QDIIIII 1931 ln atltlitiun tn your high school connnercial work, you neezl the finish which only :t superior husiness school can give you. XYe suggest that you take :ulvzmtagze of our eight weeks' Summer fnurse, Hour: 8:00 to lzllll. july 6-Register Now No Contracts - No Solicitors Special Tuition Miss Brown's School of Business, Inc. li, XVells :intl X, Milwaukee Streets. Rulh Foslfr .ln.vrph1n1' lV11.wn Arduino Meat Market 85 Grocery IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GOODS flrfo11'er'1zz'zed Buifrher Equip- menl for BETTER SERVICE Phone BRdy. 637-lr 169+ N. Yan Buren St. THE THREE SCHUSTER STORES Third at Garfield - Twelfth and Vliet - Mitchell at So. Eleventh St. Thrifl lzeaa'quarIer.v for apparel, Ill7C65.S'01'il,'.f, home and perxonal needx. Lofwexf possible price.: consisterzl fwilh quality. l Ul7R SCIIVSTER STJJIPS with every 106 Purchase Ewry Day O 1 X15 lffll W 5 Ifyf M Tel. Marquette 4200 I4-07-I4-ll E. Brady Street Il09I 1931 'GDB QDLIHI 1931 COME CNE CGME ALL YGU PARENTS TO THE Lincoln I-Iigh School Parent-Teachers Association znol Monday of Each Month 7:3o P. M. Donated by I i 1931 UD! 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FRANKSTRNAD BAKERY 015 1XIeinecke Ave. HIp76dCii'71Q' Cakes II Sf76C7iIllfjfH I112I 1931 'UDB QDLIHI 1931 The Service Supreme NORTH AVENUE FAMILY LAUNDRY East North Avenue at Bartlett Lakeside 5000 Bundles of Satisfarlion UALITY FOOD UICK SERVICE UIET AND PLEASANT Quality Restaurant 1131 North Jackson Street Phone Broadway 7142 IVIilwaul-tee, Wis. Telephone Marquette 1105 Daly 1300 We Buy, Sell and Exfhange CO. ROBERTSONIS Fine SAXOPHONE Furniture and Draperies 251013 Refinishing erfvzcc at eases ' A repair shop for everything in Upholxterlng Band and Orchestra 264 E. Wells St. Milwaukee, Wis. MILWAUKEE QUALITY - SERVICE PROMPT DELIVERY REASONABLE PRICES all make it very pleasing to market at the C. J. HEISER, INC. MARKET 1416 No. Farwell Ave. Phones Daly 1740-1741 Fine New and Rare Old Violins Our Specialty EXPERT REPAIRING Largest Assortment of Orchestra Instruments Band Instruments F. H. HOCHMUTH SPECIAL LOW PRICES FOR MUSIC STUDENTS Phone Daly - 4793 Gutmann's Grocery 211 E. Kilbourn FANCY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ALL YEAR ROUND WY Deliver BRIGDEN Funeral Home Corner Van Buren St., and East Juneau Ave. Telephone Funeral Home Daly 5144 I1131 1931 UD! QDIIHI 1931 Again. .. we thanlz the faculty and the students of Lincoln High School for their expression of confidence in us. We have greatly enjoyed working with you and we appreciate greatly the fine coopera- tion given us by each individual with whom we have dealt. W'e have tried conscientiously to deserve this confidence and cooperation and we hope thus to merit the privilege and the pleasure of being chosen the official photo- graphers for Lincoln High School again next year. The STUDIO of DE LONOE, inc PHOTOGRAPHERS OF NATIONAL NOTABLES 312 East Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin I1141 1931 QED! EDU111 1931 Telephone Daly 4153 LONDON HAT SHOP 81 SHOE REPAIRING CO. 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Table d'Hote Dinner, or A la carte. Chinese and American dishes. Orchestra plays from 6 to S:O0g from 9:30 'til closing. NO COVER CHARGE Second St. at VVisconsin nm 1931 TID! Quill 1931 ORIENTAL NSW THEATRE PRICES Nlonday and Saturday Before 7:00 P. M. 25C 7:00 P. M.-Close SSC Sunday and Holidayg Until 6:00 P. M. SSC 6:00 P. IW. - Close 50C ALWAYS A GREAT SHOW Ogden Cigar Store Cigars - Cigarettes Candies Broadway 9277 933 E. Ogden Ave. Corner of Astor Fred W. Kaeding feweler 870 Third St. Phone Locust 3110 Flashings use For Permaneni and Leakfwroof Gustav H. Zahn TAI LOR 524 W. Juneau Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. Phone Connection FRANK STRNAD BAKERY For full details and specifications see our listing in Sweets's 015 Nleinecke Ave. Counter Flashmg Receiver Co. nffdding Cakes a Spefiazf,-r' Nlilwaukee. VViQ. 11121 , K 1931 'mhz Quill 1931 1 u ll :g'f,Z', l fu 'X -Q. j M I1 It Ay .3 F5 KURT EYER CO. 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Soon your school days at Lincoln High will be over, whether you continue your education or join the army of workers we hope you will enjoy in the future, as you have in the past, the excellent programs of the JACKSON AND ASTOR THEATRE The Home of Perfect Sound and Talleies I1221 1931 QED! QDIIHI 1931 Autngraphn 11231 Q .80 mpg .. . .- 4.4 -- . . - - g -s f , :A ' reg' -,-.11 3-5'-, ,Y gg- ..,- - - .5 Env, N . v..,gL,, ',+',,?2,?i2f - 5 H -Q' 'f-5: --,gg -'vfifiwff' - 'r ekigna' . - 19' , sr -Q v 1 , f film- H355 -I-1 Y 22 5gE',5 4.1 'P VX we-wmv?-359' 12521, f .. ,M .. ,K .. .. -, ,we . i5S4fm ,. air-rf ,A 2. - . H -' af, --wa . 1 --W SI -4 ' - efiilg W 1 -.1 ff : '- M - '. .. Q 3' Q 2525 Mx uvfw-f 'a Z E545 . . . - 'N t v -i 'Q : Qfiafslw' , fi? ' ' H 'Q f.-..Qi, I -'S at MQ 9' -.-.wi 2- , --f 'M -'ENN -,-' .. - . 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